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Summer & Fall 2003 Course Schedule & Step-By-Step Registration Guide

Table of Contents

Key Offices,

& Contact Information

Other Programs

Graduation Applicants 2

Key Offices, Hours & Contact

Information 2

Other Programs 2

ESL/ILCP Program 2

Registration Dates 3

Registration Information 3

Final Exam Schedule - Fall 2003 3

2003 Academic Calendar 4

Financial Information - 2003 Summer. .6

Summer 2003 Hours 7

Summer 2003 Course List 8

Advising Schedule 15

Admission & Enrollment 15

Faculty Advisors 15

Fall 2003 Financial Information 16

Tuition and Fees 17

Payment Plans 17

Refund Policy 18

Schedule Changes 19

Registration Information 20

Placement Exams 20

Library 21

Bookstore 21

Crime and Campus Security 21

Campus Policies 22

Fall 2003 Course List 23

Policies pertaining to Weekend

and Saturday Courses 37

Fall 2003 Weekend Course list 38

Notes 41

Campus Map Inside Back Cover

Avila & KC Area

Road Map Back Cover

Index Back Cover

Admission Office

(816) 501-2400 /Fax: (816) 501-2453

Bookstore

(816) 501-3630

Business Office

(816) 501-3700 / Fax (816) 942-3362

Campus Ministry

(816) 501-2423

Campus Security

(816) 501-2466

Computers for Student Use

(816) 501-3660

Disability Services

(816) 501-3666

Financial Aid

(816) 501-3600 / Fax (816) 501-2462

Food Service

(816) 501-3755

Health and Child Services

(816) 501-3668

Library

(816) 501-3621 Registrar

(816) 501-2410 / Fax (816) 501-2452 Residence Life (816) 501-3660 Security

(816) 501-2474; (816) 501-2466

Student Activities

(816) 501-3660

Student Affairs Services

(816) 501-3627

Student Conduct

(816) 501-3627

Student Identification Card

(816) 501-3660

Student Resource Center

(816) 501-3666

Masters of Business Administration 816-501-3601

Graduate Business Certificate

816-501-3601

Master of Arts in Education- Completion Program

816-501-2464

Master of Science in Counseling

Psychology

816-501-3665

Graduate Level Teacher Certification Program 816-501-2464

Avila Advantage Program

816-501-3737

ESL/ILCP and English Language Study

816-501-3772

Summer & Fall 2003 Course Schedule & Step-By-Step Registration Guide

REGISTRATION DATES FOR SUMMER/FALL 2003 CURRENT STUDENTS ONLY (Spring 2003)

— IN PERSON 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. — Normal Registration hours are 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Mar 31	M	Seniors and Legal Assistant Certification only
Apr. 1	Tu	Seniors and Juniors only
Apr. 2	W	Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores
Apr. 3	Th	Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen
Apr. 4 - Aug. 26		All Students
May. 28 - 30		Open Registration	10:00 am - to 6:00 pm
Jun. 2-3		Open Registration	10:00 am - to 6:00 pm
Aug. 18-21, 25, 26		Open Registration	10:00 am - to 6:00 pm
Aug. 22		Open Registration	10:00 am - to 5:00 pm
Aug. 27,28		Open Registration	10:00 am - to 6:00 pm
Aug. 29		Late Registration	10:00 am - to 5:00 pm
Sept. 2		Late Registration	10:00 am - to 6:00 pm

GRADUATE STUDENTS may register on any of the dates and times of registration. Contact graduate advisor or the department for further details

TELEPHONE

REGISTRATION

HOURS:

10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.

Call (816) 501-2410 (Summer 2003 Classes) Monday April 14 to Thursday May 15, 2003 (Fall 2003 Classes) Monday April 14 to Friday August 15, 2003

	Fall 2003 FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE	• December 15-18 2003
If your class meets:		Then your final will be:
8:00-8:50 a.m.	MWF	M	Dec 15	8:00-9:50 a.m.
8:00-9:15 a.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	8:00-9:50 a.m.
8:30-9:50 a.m.	MR	M	Dec 15	8:00-9:50 a.m.
8:30-9:50 a.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	8:00-9:50 a.m.
9:00-9:50 a.m.	M:MWF:MTWRF	W	Dec 17	8:00-9:50 a m.
9:00-10:15 a.m	MW:MF	W	Dec 17	8:00-9:50 a.m.
9:00-11:20 a.m	MW	w	Dec 17	8:00-9:50 a.m.
9:00-10:50/11:40 a.m.	F	R	Dec 18	8:00-9:50 a.m.
9:30-12:10/12:20 D.m.	F	R	Dec 18	8:00-9:50 a.m.
9:30-12:10 p.m	MW	M	Dec 15	10:00-11:50 a.m.
9:30-10:45 a.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	10:00-11:50 a.m.
9:30-12:10 p.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	10:00-11:50 a.m.
9:30-10:15 a.m	MW	W	Dec 17	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:00-10:50 a m.	MTWRF	T	Dec 16	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:00-10:50 a.m	MWF	W	Dec 17	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:00-11 50 a.m	TR or MR or R	R	Dec 18	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:00-12:40 D.m.	F	W	Dec 17	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:30-11:45 a.m.	MW	M	Dec 15	10:00-11:50 a.m.
10:30-11:45 a.m.	MR	T	Dec 16	10:00-11:50 a.m.
11:00-11:50 a.m.	MWF or MTWRF	M	Dec 15	10:00-11:50 a.m.
11:00-12:15 D.m.	MW	M	Dec 15	10:00-11:50 a.m.
11:00-12:15 D.m.	TR	R	Dec 18	10:00-11:50 a.m
12:30-1:20/1:30 D.m.	MWF/MF/M	M	Dec 15	1:00-2:50 D.m.
12:30-1:45 D.m	MW	M	Dec 15	1:00-2:50 D.m
1:00-1:50 D.m.	MTWRF	R	Dec 18	1:00-2:50 D.m.
1:00-2:15 p.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	1 :00-2:50 D.m.
1:00-2:50/3:20/3:40 D.m	Tor TR	T	Dec 16	1 :00-2:50 D.m.
1:00-2:50 p.m	MR	R	Dec 18	1:00-2:50 D.m.
1:00-3:40 p.m.	R	R	Dec 18	1:00-2:50 D.m.
1:00-4:20 D.m.	M	M	Dec 15	1:00-2:50 D.m.
1:30-4:10 p.m.	MW	W	Dec 17	1:00-2:50 D.m.
2:00-3:15 p.m.	MW	W	Dec 17	1:00-2:50 D.m
2:30-3:45 p.m.	TR	R	Dec 18	1 :00-2:50 D.m
3:30-4:45 p.m.	MW	M	Dec 15	3:30-5:20 D.m
4:00-5:15 p.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	3:30-5:20 D.m.
4:00-5:40/8:00 D.m	W	W	Dec 17	3:30-5:20 D.m.
4:00-5:40/6:30 D.m	T	T	Dec 16	3:30-5:20 D.m.
4:30-6:30 D.m.	M	M	Dec 15	1:00-2:50 D.m.
4:30-5:45 p.m.	W	W	Dec 15	3:30-5:20 D.m.
4:30-7:00 p.m.	T	T	Dec 16	3:30-5:20 D.m.
4:45-6:00 p.m.	R	R	Dec 18	3:30-5:20 D.m.
6:00-7:15 p.m.	MW	M	Dec 15	6:00-7:50 D.m.
6:00-7:15 p.m.	TR	T	Dec 16	600-7:50 D.m.

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	2003 Academic Calendar Year
Mar 10-May 2	Academic advising for Summer/Fall	May 16	Offices closed-Faculty/Staff annual
	2003 for new and currently enrolled		meeting
	students	May 19-30	Academic advising resumes for
Mar 28	Last day to change to audit or drop		Summer/Fall 2003 - new and currently
	spring semester-long day and evening		enrolled students
	classes	May 26	Avila Closed (Memorial Day)
Mar 17-23	Spring break (no classes)	May 30	Academic advising ends for Fall 2003
Apr 7	Registration begins for Summer/Fall		for currently enrolled students until
	2003: current seniors first		August 15
April	Open registration begins for Summer/Fall 2003	June 2-Aug 26	Academic advising for Summer/Fall 2003 new students
Apr 12	Special Saturday for Summer/Fall 2003 new student and advising & registration,	June 2	First 4-week and 8-week summer classes begin
	9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.	1st day of class	Last day to register &/or add day classes
Apr 14	Phone-In registration begins,		for summer sessions- late fee applies
	10:00 a. m. -5:00 p.m.	See chart on pg. 19	Last day to drop or change to audit for
Apr 1 7-20	Easter break (no classes)		first summer 4-week courses
Apr 18	Institution and all offices closed	June 10 & July 14	Special new student advising and registration, 12:00-6:00 p.m.
Apr 25	Graduation application due in Registrar’s Office for December 2003 candidates	June 20	Last day to change Incomplete (I) grade from Spring 2003 semester
May 5-8	Final Exam Week	June 23	MBA Summer session begins (ending Aug. 19th, 2003)
May 7	Graduation practice, 4:00-5:00 p.m.	June 27	End of first 4-week Summer session
May 9	End of spring semester	July 4	Avila Closed
May 10	Residence halls close at 1 1:00 a.m.	Aug 15-26	Academic advising for current and newly admitted students for Fall 2003
May 10	Commencement weekend	Aug 18	Registration for Fall 2003 begins.
May 12-30	Academic advising for Summer/Fall 2003		10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
	for new and currently enrolled students	Aug 23	Residence halls open at 9:00 a.m.
May 15-16	No academic advising for Summer/ Fall 2003	Aug 23-24	Orientation for all new undergraduate students

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	2003 Academic Calendar Year
Aug 25-26	REQUIRED Orientation for students	Sept. 19	Graduation application due in
	enrolled in FS 101, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.		Registrar's Office for May 2003 and summer candidates who wish to
Aug 26	Academic advising ends for Fall 2003		participate in May 2003 ceremony. A $50 late fee is due after this date.
Aug 27	Day/Evening Classes begin for Fall 2003	Sept. 23	Last day to drop and receive a
Aug 27-28	Day/Evening late registration.		25% refund
	10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.; late fee applies	Oct. 8-12	Fall Break (no classes)
Aug 29	Late registration, 10:00- 5:00 p.m. - in person only; late fee applies	Oct. 10	AVILA DAY (institution closed)
Sept. 1	Labor Day; Avila closed	Oct. 20	Credit for Prior Learning Portfolio due in Academic Dean’s Office
Sept. 2	Last day to register, add classes or change sections for Fall 2003, 10:00	Oct. 20	Academic advising for Spring 2004 for
	a. m. -5:00 p.m. - in person only; late fee applies		new and currently enrolled students
		Nov. 7	Last day to change to audit or drop
Sept. 2	Last day to choose credit/no credit grade option; last day to receive 100% refund		semester long day and evening classes
		Nov. 10	Registration begins for Spring 2004
Sept. 2	MBA Fall Trimester begins (ending Nov. 17)		classes, current seniors first
		Nov. 26	Residence halls close; last meal is
Sept. 5	Last day to change an incomplete grade (I) from Summer 2003 session		breakfast
		Nov. 26-Nov. 30	Thanksgiving break
Sept. 5	Weekend Intensive and Saturday classes begin	Nov. 27-28	Thanksgiving (Avila closed)
Sept. 8	Credit for Prior Learning Statement of	Nov. 30	Residence halls open; first meal is dinner
	Intent due in Academic Dean’s Office	Dec. 1	Academic advising resumes for Spring
Sept. 9	Last day to drop and receive a		2004 new students
	75% refund	Dec. 12	Academic advising ends for current
Sept. 12	Last day to file “Conference Regarding Grade” form to appeal a grade received		students until Jan. 5, 2004
	in Spring or Summer 2003 sessions	Dec. 15-18	Finals week sessions
Sept. 16	Last day to drop and receive a	Dec. 19	End of fall semester; Residence halls
	50% refund		close-last meal served is breakfast
		Dec. 24- Jan 1	Avila closed

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Summer 2003 Final Exam Schedule

Final examinations are held on the last day of each session during the scheduled class time period and in the assigned classroom for that class.

Summer 2003 Financial Information

Financial Aid

Requirements: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Student Aid Report and Avila Summer Financial Aid Data Sheet. When you apply, be sure to indicate Avila’s FAFSA code #002449 in Section G of the FAFSA form. Early application is advised. All aid applicants must be accepted for admission to Avila before an award is made. All students are encouraged to apply for all types of finan- cial assistance. Summer awards available: Federal Pell Grant, Federal Work-Study Program, Federal Stafford Loan and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition and fees are the same for audited and credit courses. Previous semester charges must be paid in full before regis- tering for next semester.

Avila accepts: Visa, Mastercard, Discover

Tuition per credit hour

Undergraduate credit $240.00

Tuition per credit hour

Graduate credit $375.00

Technology Fee per credit hour.... $6.25

Students 55 years and older (verification of age is required)

Date of birth must be prior to the first day of the semester.

Tuition per credit hour

Undergraduate credit $120.00

Tuition per credit hour

Graduate credit $185.00

Technology Fee per credit hour.... $6.25

Non-credit/continuing education

Registration (undergraduate only)

Tuition per credit hour

Undergraduate credit $120.00

Student 55 years and older (verification of age is required)

Tuition per credit hour Undergraduate credit $60.00

Application fee for graduate admission to the M.B.A. program only $20.00

No application fee for undergraduate admis- sions, M.A. in Education, M.S. in Counseling Psychology, enrichment or visiting students.

Change of Schedule (add/drop) ....$15.00

Pee for late degree application $10.00

(beginning Pebruary 24. 2003, for Summer 2003 candidates)

Graduation fee $40.00

(no formal ceremony- due July 1 1, 2003, for graduates who did not participate in the May graduation ceremony)

Lab fees

(see Summer Course schedule descriptions)

Return check fee $25.00

(Return check payments must be cash, money order, certified check or similar item, plus the fee.)

Room rates per week

Double room $55.00

Single room $70.00

Transcripts $2.00

Transcript re-evaluation

Fee 1st time $5.00

Subsequent transcript

Re-evaluation fee $10.00

Music Fees & Private Lessons Private lessons, which may be taken for credit or not, are available in voice and piano. Before registering, please check with Dr. Paul Higdon, (816) 501-2419 for course number and lesson time.

Full or Part- Time Avila Student

Noncredit (30 min. weekly) $145.00

Noncredit (45 min. weekly) $220.00

Noncredit (60 min. weekly) $285.00

Credit (45 min. weekly) $175.00

Credit (60 min. weekly) $200.00

Non-Avila Student

30 min. weekly $150.00

45 min. weekly $225.00

60 min. weekly $290.00

Payment Plans

Avila accepts Visa, MasterCard,

Discover, cash, personal checks and money orders. For students registering prior to or on May 16, 2003, full tuition payment must be postmarked to the Business Office by May 23, 2003, except for special session and one-credit week- end intensive classes for which payment is due one week before the beginning of the course.

Limited Deferred Payment Plans There is no deferred payment plan for one-credit weekend intensive or special session courses. Tuition for these courses must be paid in full one week prior to the first day of classes. A limited deferred payment plan is available for the four- week programs, the eight-week program and three-credit weekend courses only. If the 1st payment of one-half of the course charges is in the Business Office by May 23, 2003, the 2nd half payment may be deferred until June 23, 2003. No deferred payment plan will be available after May 23, 2003. Student’s credit record with Avila will be verified.

Tuition Adjustments

Cancellation of registration (no academic records are kept) and a 100% refund will be processed if a student officially withdraws on or before the Friday before a class begins.

Students who officially withdraw by the end of the 1 st week (June 6 for first 4- week and 8-week sessions; July 3 for second 4-week sessions) will receive a refund of 75% of tuition. No tuition refund will be made after those dates.

Fees are not refundable. Drop forms are available in the Registrar’s Office. Special restrictions apply to Weekend Intensive Courses (see page 39).

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Summer 2003 Hours

Computers for Student Use The computer lab is available in the library during the hours that the library is open (lab closes 15 minutes prior to the library). In the library computer lab, students have access to PCs with Microsoft Office, Internet, and other academically related applications as well as email. Macintosh computers are also available.

Library

The Hooley-Bundschu Library is the information resource center for the campus. It houses a collection of over 70,000 books, a current subscription list of 500 periodicals and newspapers, video tapes, CD-ROMS and the entire ERIC collection on Microfiche. As a member of the MOBIUS consortium, the library

shares its online catalog, with over 50 academic libraries statewide. Library computers give students access to the Internet and the Local Area Network. Students are invited to visit the library’s web page at www.avila.edu/HBL/ index.htm. Library Circulation Desk (816) 501-3621.

Library Summer Hours

Mon.-Thurs 8 a.m.-9 p.m.

Fri 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sun Closed

Summer Housing

Living arrangements are available. Call Student Life, (816) 501-3660, for information.

Student Resource Center

The following services are available during the summer: career services, college skills, and tutoring.

Summer Cafeteria Hours

Hours will be posted. Call (816) 501-3660

for more information.

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Summer 2003 Course List

Dept-No-Sec Core Levels

Title

Dates/Time

Credit

Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

Dept-No-Sec Core Levels

Title

Dates/Time

Credit

Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

Anthropology

BU-680-45 E-Commerce Issues 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff

ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/13-14,6/20-21,7/18-19

AN-1 21 -40	Fluman Evolution & Arch	3.00	$60
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 212
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Jeanne Wissmann
	5/30-31 on campus, 6/28-29 overnight trip &
	Independent component
Art
AR-110-10	Intro to Art: Gallery Tours	3.00	$15
Level II	MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM 5/19-30	Marci Aylward	DAL 820
AR-221-10	Beginning Photography	3.00	$50
	TR 1:00 PM-5:00 PM 6/2-27	Kathleen Mendenhall	DAL 811
AR-271-40	Mac: Desktop Publishing	3.00	$25
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/16-17, 5/30-31, 6/6-7	Roger Hunt	DAL MAC
Business
BU-110C-40	Understanding Comp: Windows	3.00
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/30-31,6/13-14, 6/27-28	Staff	ORI 106
BU-305-20	Legal Aspects of Business 1	3.00
Level II	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 102
BU-310-20	Marketing	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	OR1 102
BU-321-20	Management	3.00	Y
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 204
BU-322C-20	Org Behavior & Development	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 211
Graduate Courses for Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
AC-670-25	Advanced Auditing	3.00	Y
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/23-8/14	Staff	WHI 505
BU-601-45	Bus, Gov & Society	3.00
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/27-28, 7/11-12, 7/25-26	Mark Roselli	ORI 212
BU-622-25	Org Behavior & Developmt	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-10:00 PM 6/23-8/19	Staff	WHI 507
BU-629-25	Current Issues in Mgmt	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-10:00 PM 6/23-8/19	Staff	WHI 507

EC-541-25	Quantitative Analysis TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/23-8/14	3.00 Staff	Y WHI 505
Communication
CO-110-40 Level 1	Fundamentals of Communication F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/6-7, 6/20-21, 6/27-28	3.00 Kasey Riley	DAL 820
CO-21 2C-40 Level II	Conflict Resolution F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/30-31, 6/13-14, 6/27-28	3.00 Steve lliff	Y DAL 800
CO-271 -40	Mac: Desktop Publishing F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/16-17, 5/30-31, 6/6-7	3.00 Roger Hunt	$25 DAL MAC
CO-380-40	Film Censorship F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/6-7	1.00 Gerald Butters	$10 DAL 800
CO-495-50	Internship 6/2-7/25	3.00 Dotty Hamilton	Y ARR
Computer Science
CS-110C-40	Understanding Comp: Windows 3.00 F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/30-31,6/13-14, 6/27-28	OR1 106
CS-1 70-40	Web Page Design F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/16-17, 6/6-7, 6/20-21	3.00 Patrick Kopp	OR1 106
Economics
EC-201 C-20 Level II	Principles of Macroeconomics MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	3.00 Staff	Y ORI 207
EC-240-20	Statistical Analysis TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	3.00 Staff	Y ORI 205
Education
ED-205-10	Creative Activities MTWRF 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 6/2-6	3.00 Vickie Trutzel	ORI 202
ED-212-10	PE/Health Education	3.00

MTWRF 8:00 AM-1 2:00 PM G. Steenbergen ORI 205

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time Instructor	Location
ED-225-10	Educational Psychology	3.00		ED-680-41	Childhood Mental Health 1 .00
	MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM	Gena Barnhill	ORI 206		F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Teresa Fliger	ORI 207
	7/7-18				S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
					6/13-14
ED-235-25	Py of the Exceptional Child 3.00
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Connie Sanders	ORI 207	ED-680-42	Plagiarism 1.00
	6/12-7/10				F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Marcia Haskin	ORI 106
					S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
ED-245-10	Tests & Measurements	3.00			7/18-19
	MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM	Keny Holstine	ORI 202
	6/9-20			ED-684-10	Effective Instruction 3.00
					MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Sally Smith	ORI 206
ED-287C-25	Educational Foundations	3.00			6/16-27
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Reulan Levin	BOR 403
	5/13-6/10			ED-684-11	Effective Instruction 3.00
					MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Linda Alexander	ORI 205
ED-320-00	Microcomputers in Education	3.00			6/16-27
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Jennifer Cutler	INTERNET
	6/14, 6/21, 6/28		OKI 105	I English as a Second Language
ED-381 -40	Health/Safety in Schools	1.00
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 204	EL-041-10	Grammar & Writing 3.00	Y
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				MTWRF 9:00 AM-1 0:50 AM Staff	ORI 211
	6/20-21 Education majors only.			6/2-7/25
Graduate Courses in Education	EL-042-10	Grammar & Writing 3.00 MTWRF 9:00 AM-10:50 AM Staff	Y OR1 103
					6/2-7/25
ED-519-25	Behavior Management	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	BOR 403	EL-051-10	Speaking, Listening & Reading 3.00	Y
	6/17-7/15				MTWRF 11:00 AM-11:50 AM Staff	ORI 211
					MTWRF 1:00 PM-1:50 PM
ED-519-26	Behavior Management	3.00			6/2-7/25
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Sandra Scharleman	BOR 423
	6/17-7/15			EL-052-10	Speaking, Listening & Reading 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 11:00 AM-1T50 AM Staff	OR1 103
ED-520-00	Microcomputers in Ed	3.00			MTWRF 1:00 PM-1:50 PM
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Jennifer Cutler	INTERNET		6/2-7/25
	6/14,6/21,6/28		OR1 105
ED-535-25	Py of the Exceptional Child	3.00		1 English
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Connie Sanders	ORI 207
	6/12-7/10			EN-WS-275C-40	Women & Literature 3.00
				Level II	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Nancy Cervetti	ORI 202
ED-554-20	MidSch Teach Skills/Know/Att	3.00			S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Myrna Mathews	ORI 202		6/13-14,6/27-28, 7/18-19
	6/2-30
ED-575-25	Reading in the Content Area	3.00		1 Interdisciplinary Studies
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	HOD 704
	7/22-8/19			IS-335-40	Plagues 3.00	Y
				Level III	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve Daggett	ORI 205
ED-581-40	Health/Safety in Schools	1.00			S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Jeffrey Myers
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 204		6/27-28,7/11-12, 7/18-19
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	6/20-21 Education majors only.		IS-336-10	Health/Health Care 3.00	Y
				Level III	MTWRF 8:00 AM-5:00 PM David Wissmann	ORI 204
ED-587-25	Education Foundations	3.00			5/12-16 Jeanne Wissmann
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Reulan Levin	BOR 403
	5/13-6/10			IS-345-10	Politics & Literature 3.00	Y
				Level III	MTWRF 10:00AM-1 2:00PM Stephen Caliendo	ORI 204
ED-587-26	Education Foundations	3.00			6/2-27 Nancy Cervetti
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Janyce Rooney	ORI 207
	o/o-b/ 1U No Class bill .
ED-680-40	Childhood Mental Health	1.00		1 Legal Studies (Paralegal Program)
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Teresa Fliger	ORI 207	LG-495-50	Paralegal Internship 1 .00
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				6/2-7/25 Judy Gibbs	ARR
	6/6-7

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor Location

Mathematics
MA-095-20	Basic Algebra 3.00
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM Staff 6/2-7/25	ORI 202
MA-115-10	Finite Mathematics 3.00	Y
Level 1	MTWRF 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Staff 6/2-27	ORI 212
MA-1 20-20	College Algebra 3.00	Y
Level 1	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM Staff 6/2-7/25	ORI 211
MA-254-50	Calc & Analytic Geometry IV 3.00	Y
	6/2-7/25 Staff	ARR
Music
MU-11 OC-1 0	Music Appreciation 3.00
Level II	MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Amity Bryson 5/19-30	BOR 424
Physics
PH-117-20	Physics Concepts w/Lab 4.00	Y $60
Level II	MW 6:00 PM-7:50 PM Douglas Giesler TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	ORI 212
Philosophy
PL-111C-10	Introduction to Philosophy 3.00
Level II	MTWRF 8:00 AM-9:55 AM Ruth Stuckel 6/2-7/25	ORI 102
PL-255C-10	Ethics 3.00
Level II	MTWRF 10:05AM-1 2:00PM Ruth Stuckel 6/2-7/25	OR1 102
Political Science
PS-380-40	Politics & Race: Civil Rights 1 .00
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Stephen Caliendo S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/16-17	ORI 205
PS-380-41	Pol/Race:lssues/Represent 1.00
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Stephen Caliendo S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/30-31	ORI 205
PS-380-42	Campaigns and Elections 1 .00
	F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Stephen Caliendo S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/13-14	ORI 205
Psychology
PY-220-10	Child & Adolescent Psychology 3.00
	MTWRF 8:00 AM-1 2:00 PM Lisa Reboy-Woolery 6/9-20	ORI 206

Dept-No-Sec Core Levels	Title Dates/Time	Credit Instructor	Pre Req/Fee Location
PY-225-10	Educational Psychology MTWRF 1:00 PM-5:00 PM 7/7-18	3.00 Gena Barnhill	ORI 206
PY-WS-312-10 Level II	Psychology of Women MWF 9:00 AM-1 2:00 PM 5/19-6/13	3.00 Staff	ORI 207
Graduate Courses in Psychology
PY-61 5-20	Career Development MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	3.00 Ron Frigault	ORI 205
PY-660-20	Theory/Meth Group Counseling TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	3.00 Stephen Sirridge Margo Fallon	ORI 206
PY-680-40	Feminist Perspective Pythrpy F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/27-28	1.00 Staff	ORI 206
PY-695-10	Internship M 4:00 PM-5:30 PM 6/2-7/25	1.00-5.00 Stephen Sirridge	Y ORI 203
PY-699-20	Seminar Abnormal Behavior MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	3.00 Barbara Walton	ORI 206
Religious Studies
RS-WS-111-10 Level II	Intro Rel Studies/Film MTWRF 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 5/12-16	3.00 Mary Hynes	ORI 205
RS-117-10 Level II	World Religions MTWRF 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 5/19-23	3.00 Mary Hynes	ORI 205
RS-117-40 Level II	World Religions F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/30-31, 6/13-14, 6/27-28	3.00 Mary Hynes	ORI 211
Radiologic Science
RT-460-10	Clinical Education 1 TWRF 7:30 AM-4:00 PM 6/2-7/25	5.00 Stephanie Whisler Kristi Littleton	Y $35 O/C
RT-463-10	Clinical Education IV MTWR 7:30 AM-4:00 PM 6/2-7/25	5.00 Stephanie Whisler Kristi Littleton	Y $35 O/C
Social Work
SW-280-50	Mini Agency 6/2-7/25	1.00 Roena Haynie	ARR

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Location Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

Theatre
TR-495-50	Internship	3.00	Y
	6/2-7/25	Charlene Gould	ARR
Women’s Studies
WS-RS-111-10	Intro Rel Studies/Film	3.00
Level II	MTWRF 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 5/12-16	Mary Hynes	ORI 205
WS-EN-275C-40	Women & Literature	3.00
Level II	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/13-14, 6/27-28, 7/18-19	Nancy Cervetti	ORI 202
WS-PY-312-10	Psychology of Women	3.00
Level II	MWF 9:00 AM-1 2:00 PM 5/19-6/13	Staff	ORI 207
EVENING COURSES

Business
BU-305-20	Legal Aspects of Business 1	3.00
Level II	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	OR1 102
BU-310-20	Marketing	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	OR1 102
BU-321-20	Management	3.00	Y
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 204
BU-322C-20	Org Behavior & Development	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 211
Graduate Courses for Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
AC-670-25	Advanced Auditing	3.00	Y
	MW 6:00 PM-8.40 PM 6/23-8/14	Staff	WHI 505
BU-622-25	Org Behavior & Developmt	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-10:00 PM 6/23-8/19	Staff	WHI 507
BU-629-25	Current Issues in Mgmt	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-10:00 PM 6/23-8/19	Staff	WHI 507
EC-541 -25	Quantitative Analysis	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/23-8/14	Staff	WHI 505
Economics
EC-201 C-20	Principles of Macroeconomics	3.00	Y
Level II	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	OR1 115
EC-240-20	Statistical Analysis	3.00	Y
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 205

Education
ED-235-25	Py of the Exceptional Child	3.00
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 6/12-7/10	Connie Sanders	ORI 207
ED-287C-25	Educational Foundations	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 5/13-6/10	Reulan Levin	BOR 403
Graduate Courses in Education
ED-519-25	Behavior Management	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 6/17-7/15	Staff	BOR 403
ED-519-26	Behavior Management	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 6/17-7/15	Sandra Scharleman	BOR 423
ED-535-25	Py of the Exceptional Child 3.00
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 6/12-7/10	Connie Sanders	ORI 207
ED-554-20	MidSch Teach Skills/Know/Att	3.00
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-30	Myrna Mathews	ORI 202
ED-575-25	Reading in the Content Area	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 7/22-8/19	Staff	HOD 704
ED-587-25	Education Foundations	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 5/13-6/10	Reulan Levin	BOR 403
ED-587-26	Education Foundations	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM 5/6-6/10 No Class 5/27.	Janyce Rooney	ORI 207
Mathematics
MA-095-20	Basic Algebra	3.00
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 202
MA- 120-20	College Algebra	3.00	Y
Level 1	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Staff	ORI 211
Physics
PH-117-20	Physics Concepts w/Lab	4.00	Y $60
Level II	MW 6:00 PM-7:50 PM TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Douglas Giesler	ORI 212
Graduate Courses in Psychology
PY-6 15-20	Career Development	3.00
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Ron Frigault	ORI 205
PY-660-20	Theory/Meth Group Counseling	3.00
	TR 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Stephen Sirridge	ORI 206
	6/2-7/25	Margo Fallon
PY-699-20	Seminar Abnormal Behavior	3.00
	MW 6:00 PM-8:40 PM 6/2-7/25	Barbara Walton	ORI 206

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor Location

WEEKEND INTENSIVE COURSES

May 16-17, 2003

AR-271-40 Mac: Desktop Publishing 3.00 $25

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 5/16-17, Next sessions: 5/30-31, 6/6-7)

Macintosh desktop publishing and graphic design software with QuarkXPress as the primary software. Basic graphic design concepts, such as readability, eye flow and sequence, page composition, and using type with images. Basics of technical consider- ations including work with photographs and camera-ready production.

Dept-No-Sec Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor Location

CO-212C-40 Conflict Resolution 3.00 Y

Level II F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Steve lliff DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions: 5/30-31, Next sessions: 6/13-14, 6/27-28)

This course focuses on various strategies for dealing with conflict in a positive manner.

It is designed to help students develop the skills necessary to resolve conflicts and have successful outcomes. The skills of listening, assertion, problem solving and conflict man- agement are emphasized.

CO-271 -40 Mac: Desktop Publishing $25

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 5/30-31, Next session: 6/6-7,

See 5/16-17 for details)

CO-271-40 Mac: Desktop Publishing 3.00 $25

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 5/16-17, Next sessions: 5/30-31, 6/6-7)

See description above under AR-271-40.

CS-1 70-40 Web Page Design 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions: 5/16-17, Next sessions: 6/6-7, 6/20-21)

This course will cover designing a web page. You will learn how to create a web page using HTML as well as making the page both eye-catching and functional. Information will also be provided on implementation of the page on the World Wide Web.

PS-38040 Politics & Race: Civil Rights 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Stephen Caliendo ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 5/16-17

This course begins with political theories from Black thinkers such as W.E.B. DuBois and Booker! Washington, and continues to examine the progression of African-American rights through the height of the civil rights movement (Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcom X) to today. Focus is on the experience of black Americans, and the importance of social and political change.

May 30-31, 2003

AN-1 21 -40 Human Evolution & Arch 3.00 $60

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM David Wissmann ORI 21 2

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Jeanne Wissmann (1st of 3 sessions: 5/30-31 on campus, Next sessions:

6/28-29 overnight trip & Independent component)

An introduction to physical anthropology and archaeology. This course will include an examination of human prehistory, primates and primate behavior, the evolution of the human species and early human cultures. The theoretical basis and methods used in physical anthropology and archaeology will also be covered throughout the course. Includes a field experience.

AR-271-40 Mac: Desktop Publishing

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Roger Hunt S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 5/30-31, Next session: 6/6-7,

See 5/16-17 for details)

BU-110C-40 Understanding Comp: Windows 3.00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions: 5/30-31, Next sessions: 6/13-14, 6/27-28)

This course will provide the background needed by the student to be computer literate. Half of the course will be lecture consisting of computer history, an overview of hardware and software, and elementary computer applications. The other half will be lab allowing the student to have hands-on experience using a variety of software packages.

$25

DAL MAC

CS-1 1 0C-40 Understanding Comp: Windows 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions: 5/30-31, Next sessions: 6/13-14, 6/27-28)

This course will provide the background needed by the student to be computer literate. Half of the course will be lecture consisting of computer history, an overview of hardware and software, and elementary computer applications. The other half will be lab allowing the student to have hands-on experience using a variety of software packages.

PS-380-41 Poi/Race:lssues/Represent 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Stephen Caliendo ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

5/30-31

Some of the most important political issues of today are related to America's diversity and race relations. In this course, we examine important democratic concepts as they relate to current issues about race and ethnicity such as affirmative action, inner-city funding, race- based re-districting, and representation in government.

RS-1 17-40 World Religions 3.00

Level II F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 211

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 5/30-31 , Next sessions: 6/13-14, 6/27-28)

Both a historical and a critical look at human religious experience through a study of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islamism, and Judaism. Topics include the varieties of religious belief including those beliefs regarding ideas of the holy and sacred, scriptures, myths, symbols, rituals, and morality.

June 6-7, 2003

AR-271-40 Mac: Desktop Publishing $25

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/6-7, See 5/16-17 for details)

CO-11040 Fundamentals of Communication 3.00

Level I F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Kasey Riley DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 6/6-7, Next sessions: 6/20-21, 6/27-28)

Practical approach to the process of developing effective communication skills with special attention to individual needs. Interpersonal, small-group, and public communications skills are addressed as well as principles of listening and critical thinking.

CO-27140 Mac: Desktop Publishing $25

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3,d of 3 sessions: 6/6-7, See 5/16-17 for details)

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
CO-380-40	Film Censorship	1.00	$10
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 6/6-7	Gerald Butters	DAL 800

Dept-No-Sec Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor Location

EN-WS-275C-40 Women & Literature 3.00

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti ORI 202

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next sessions: 6/27-28, 7/18-19)

This course is an overview of the history of motion picture censorship in the United States and the impact that this censorship had on film content and viewing patterns.

CS-1 70-40 Web Page Design

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 1 06

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

{2nd of 3 sessions: 6/6-7, Next session: 6/20-21,

See 5/16-17 for details)

ED-680-40 Childhood Mental Health 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Teresa Fliger ORI 207

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/6-7

This course is designed to provide mental health professionals, school personnel, foster care parents and case managers with a comprehensive knowledge in dealing with chil- dren who have been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder or exhibit symptoms associ- ated with a psychiatric disorder, but have not been diagnosed. We will examine specific childhood psychiatric illnesses, treatment options and community resources for the child and family.

Investigation of women as authors, as characters in literature, and as social and political subjects. Authors include Charlotte Bronte, Kate Chopin, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Buchi Emecheta, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Toni Morrison.

PS-380-42 Campaigns and Elections 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Stephen Caliendo ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/13-14

How does race come into play in U.S. elections? In this course, we examine the politi- cal campaigns of both white and black candidates, and discuss how race does or does not come into play in these campaigns. We ask the question: How does the inclusion or exclusion of race as an issue help or hurt the individual campaigns, but more important, how might it matter for the state of race relations in America?

RS-1 17-40 World Religions

Level II F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 211

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next session: 6/27-28,

See 5/30-31 for details)

June 13-14, 2003

BU-110C-40 Understanding Comp: Windows

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next session: 6/27-28,

See 5/30-31 for details)

WS-EN-275C-40 Women & Literature 3.00

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti ORI 202

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is' of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next sessions: 6/27-28, 7/18-19)

Investigation of women as authors, as characters in literature, and as social and political subjects. Authors include Charlotte Bronte, Kate Chopin, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Buchi Emecheta, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Toni Morrison.

BU-680-45 E-Commerce Issues 3.00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next sessions: 6/20-21, 7/18-19)

Current topics related to information technology and e-commerce.

CO-21 2C-40 Conflict Resolution Y

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve lliff DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next session: 6/27-28,

See 5/30-31 for details)

CS-110C-40 Understanding Comp: Windows

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/13-14, Next session: 6/27-28,

See 5/30-31 for details)

ED-680-41 Childhood Mental Health 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Teresa Fliger ORI 207

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/13-14

This course is designed to provide mental health professionals, school personnel, foster care parents and case managers with a comprehensive knowledge in dealing with chil- dren who have been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder or exhibit symptoms associ- ated with a psychiatric disorder, but have not been diagnosed. We will examine specific childhood psychiatric illnesses, treatment options and community resources for the child and family.

June 20-21, 2003

BU-680-45 E-Commerce Issues

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/20-21, Next session: 7/18-19,

See 6/13-14 for details)

CO-110-40 Fundamentals of Communication

Level I F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Kasey Riley DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/20-21, Next session: 6/27-28,

See 6/6-7 for details)

CS-1 70-40 Web Page Design

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/20-21, See 5/16-17 for details)

ED-381 -40 Health/Safety in Schools 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Frevert ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/20-21 Education majors only.

Are you prepared to handle a classroom emergency? This course will relate first aid to your lives and work situations as you learn to administer emergency first aid and perform CPR. Great skills to know for anyone who works with people.

ED-581 -40 Health/Safety in Schools 1.00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Carol Frevert ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/20-21 Education majors only.

See description above under ED-381-40.

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Dept-No-Sec

Location Core Levels

June 27-28, 2003

WS-EN-275C-40 Level II

AN-12140 Human Evolution & Arch $60

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM David Wissmann ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Jeanne Wissmann

Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Dates/Time Instructor Location

Women & Literature

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti ORI 202

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, Next session: 7/18-19,

See 6/13-14 for details)

(2"d of 3 sessions: 6/28-29 overnight trip,

Next session: Independent component, See 5/30-31 for details)

BU-110C40 Understanding Comp. Windows 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, See 5/30-31 for details)

BU-60145 Bus, Gov & Society 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mark Roselli ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, Next Sessions: 7/11-12, 7/25-26)

A review of the basic means-ends realtonship which exists among society's goals and the various units comprising the economic and political systems, with special emphasis given to ethical behavior.

CO-11040 Fundamentals of Communication

Level I F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Kasey Riley DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, See 6/6-7 for details)

CO-21 2C-40 Conflict Resoluion Y

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve lliff DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, See 5/30-31 for details)

CS-110C-40 Understanding Comp: Windows

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3,d of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, See 5/30-31 for details)

EN-WS-275C-40 Women & Literature

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti ORI 202

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, Next Session: 7/18-19,

See 6/13-14 for details)

IS-335-40 Plagues 3.00 Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve Daggett ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Jeffrey Myers

(1st of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, Next Sessions: 7/11-12, 7/18-19)

A survey of plagues in Europeon history since the Middle Ages using the disciplines of biology and history as interpretative guides. The biological origins, modern preventatives, contemporary efforts of disease control, and the social impact of plagues, such as the Black Death (bubonic plague), typhus, and Spanish influenza, will be explored in detail.

PY-68040 Feminist Perspective Pythrpy 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff ORI 206

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

6/27-28

We will start by addressing the question, “What is feminism?” Then we will examine feminist perspectives on the use or the scientific method in psychology, on the diagnosis and treatment of particular mental disorders in women (i.e. borderline personality disorder and substance dependence), as well as various feminist approaches to psychotherapy. (Throughout the course, we will work to understand human experience in a sociocultural context, including diversity based on race, ethnicity, gender, social class and sexual orientation.)

July 11-12, 2003
BU-601-45	Bus, Gov & Society F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mark Roselli S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (2nd of 3 sessions: 7/11-12, Next session: 7/25-26, See 6/27-28 for details)	ORI 212
IS-335-40 Level III	Plagues F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve Daggett S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Jeffrey Myers (2"d of 3 sessions: 7/11-12, Next session: 7/18-19, See 6/27-28 for details)	Y ORI 205
July 18-19, 2003
BU-680-45	E-Commerce Issues F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3,d of 3 sessions: 7/18-19, See 6/1 3-14 for details)	ORI 212
ED-680-42	Plagiarism 1.00 F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Marcia Haskin S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 7/18-19	OR1 106
This course will focus on the specifics of copyright and plagiarism and how it impacts their classroom. Participants will leave the class with an understanding of the law, specific strategies to use in classrooms to reduce violations, and develop classroom policies and procedures. Participants will have the opportunity to view various web sites that focus on copyright and plagiarism issues. Finally, class participants will also develop age appropriate materials and student activities specific to their classroom.
EN-WS-275C-40 Level II	Women & Literature F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3rd of 3 sessions: 7/18-19, See 6/13-14 for details)	ORI 202
IS-335-40 Level III	Plagues F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Steve Daggett S 8:30 AM-5: 00 PM Jeffrey Myers (3rd of 3 sessions: 7/18-19, See 6/27-28 for details)	Y ORI 205
WS-EN-275C40 Level II	Women & Literature F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Nancy Cervetti S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3,d of 3 sessions: 7/18-19, See 6/13-14 for details)	ORI 202
July 25-26, 2003

BU-601-45 Bus, Gov & Society

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mark Roselli ORI 21 2

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 7/25-26, See 6/27-28 for details)

RS-11740 World Religions

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 211

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions: 6/27-28, See 5/30-31 for details)

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Advising Schedule for Summer/Fall 2003

Academic advising is required for all degree-seeking undergraduate, graduate and certification students before registration for each semester. Advising is by appointment.

Current and

New Students Mar. 10-May 2

financial aid form for the academic year when you plan to enroll. When you apply, be sure to indicate Avila’s FAFSA code #002449 as the institutional code for Avila in section FI of the FAFSA. Once students are admitted or re-admitted, they follow the same registration process as continu- ing students.

Faculty Advisors

Academic Advising for Summer/Fall 2003 for new and currently enrolled

students May 12-May 30

(not May 15 and 16)

Academic Advising for Summer/Fall 2003 for new and currently enrolled students Aug. 15- Aug. 28

Academic Advising for Fall 2003 for new and currently enrolled students New Students

Only April 12, June 10, July 14

For additional advisor information call (816) 501-2410.

Once admitted, you must make an appointment to meet with your faculty advisor to select courses. To call an advisor directly, dial (816) 501-(plus advisor’s number). For additional advisor information, call (816) 501-2410.

Undergraduate Advisors

(Direct numbers are in parentheses.)

Academic Advising for Summer/Fall 2003 for new, admitted students (Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) June 2 - Aug. 28

Additional advising by appointment only

General Admission & Enrollment

Undergraduate Admission

New and Former Avila Students Undergraduate students who are new to Avila or former Avila students who have not been enrolled for the last two consecutive semesters must apply for admission/readmission through the Office of Admission. Contact the Office of Admission directly at (816) 501-2400, or 800-GO-AVILA to request an applica- tion for admission or to request additional information. We encourage you to com- plete your applications for admissions and financial aid as early as possible to maximize your opportunities for receiv- ing financial aid awards. To apply for financial aid, you must complete a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

Accounting

Advising appointments for all freshmen and transfer students who have declared an Accounting major and for continuing students who have not officially declared a major are with Doris Frede (3725).

Only third (and later) semester students who have declared one of the Business majors below meet with advisors as indicated for the major:

A-G Doris Frede (3725)

H-Z Bonnie Givens (3795)

Anthropology

Dona Neuman (3648) (minor only) Art

A- M Susan Lawlor (3762)

N - Z Marci Aylward (2445)

Biology Steve Daggett (3654)

Business

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have not officially declared a major are with Doris Frede (3725).

Business Administration

A-L Joe Haimowitz (3656)

M-Z	. . . . Robert Gay (3724)
Finance	. . . . Robert Gay (3724)
Gen. Mgmt. . . .	Richard Woodall (3720)
Information Science
A-M	Pat Kopp (3252)
N-Z	. Ron McCleary (3794)
Int'l Business	Richard Woodall (3720)
Marketing ....	. . Brian Buckler (3723)
Business . . . (minor)Doris Frede (3725)
Chemistry ....	.Linda Cleveland (3790)
Communication
A-C	Dotty Hamilton (3646)
D-J	. . . Kasey Riley (3680)
K-R	. . . . Ben Meade (3746)
S-Z	Steve Iliff (3763)
Computer Science
A-M	Pat Kopp (3291 )
N-Z	. Ron McCleary (3254)
Education
Elementary A-L ... . .	. . . . Laura Sloan (3663)
M-Z	K. Garber-Miller (3661)
Special Education . . .Fred Geer (3669)
Middle School
A-H	. . . Reulan Levin (2431)
I-Z	. . .Sue McCalley (2433)
Business Education
Primary Advisors
A-H	.. .Reulan Levin (2431)
I-Z	. . .Sue McCalley (2433)
Secondary Education (minors)
A-H	. . . Reulan Levin (2431 )
I-Z	. . .Sue McCalley (2433)
English	. . Mary Benson (3633)

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General Studies

Humanities . . Nancy Cervetti (3652) Social/Behavioral

Science David Wissmann (3643)

Gerontology .... Dona Neuman (3648)

(minor only)

History

A-L ....	. . Sherry Schirmer (3645)
M-Z ....	. . . .Jeffrey Myers (3649)
Mathematics .	Kathy Fick (3685)
Medical Technology . .	. . .Larry Sullivan (3655)
Music	. . . Amity Bryson (365 1 )
Natural Science	. . . Eric Anderson (3622)
Unified Science
Biology/ Chemistry . . .	. . . Eric Anderson (3622)
Nursing
Avila Freshmen 2002
A-G ....	. .Linda Cleveland (3790)
H-Z ....	. Mark Seelbinder (3788)
4th Year Nursing with Clinical Placement
A-M . . .	. . . Michele Hinds (3687)
N-Z ....	. . . .Brenda Patzel (3638)
Transfer students admitted prior to Summer 2003 and Avila Freshmen 2001 with 3rd Year Clinical Placement
A-C ....	Martha Blackman (2403)
D-LE . . .	Lonna Boen (3688)
LF-P . . .	. . . Michele Hinds (3687)
Q-Z ....	. . . .Brenda Patzel (3638)
All students admitted Summer or Fall 2003
A-D ....	Martha Blackman (2403)
E-H ....	Lonna Boen (3688)
I-K ....	. . . Michele Hinds (3687)
L-0 ....	. . . . Brenda Patzel (3638)
P-Z	. . . . Janet Reagor (3682)
Occupational Therapy	. . . Larry Sullivan (3655)

Paralegal Studies

Advising appointments for all freshmen and transfer students who have declared

a Paralegal major and for continuing stu- dents who have not officially declared a major are with Doris Frede (3725).

Only third (and later) semester students who have declared a Paralegal major or certificate meet with the advisor below: Paralegal Certificate Paralegal Judy Gibbs (3644)

Philosophy ... Sr. Ruth Stuckel (2407)

(minor only)

Physical Therapy .... Larry Sullivan (3655)

Political Science Stephen Caliendo (3642)

Pre-Law .... Stephen Caliendo (3642) Premedicine .... Larry Sullivan (3655) Psychology

A-K . . Lisa Reboy-Woolery (3664) L-Z Cathy Bogart (3729)

Radiologic Technology

B.S. Program . . Carole Hillestad (3624)

RT Degree

Completion . . Stephanie Whisler (3787) Religious Studies . . Mary Hynes (3684)

Social Work .... Lindee Wilson (3793)

Sociology Dona Neuman (3648)

Sports Science .... Jodi Courts (3714) Theatre

B.F.A. Acting/Producing/

Directing Charlene Gould (241 1)

B.F.A. Technical

Theatre Charlene Gould (2411)

B.A. Theatre . . .Charlene Gould (2411)

Undeclared Majors

A-F Ruth Stuckel (2407)

G-N Carol Coburn (3700)

O-Z David Wissmann (3643)

Women ’s Studies . . Charlene Gould (24 1 1 )

(minor only)

Graduate Advisors

Graduate Education Certification Elementary/Special

Ed/Middle Deana Angotti (2464)

Secondary Aimee Curtis (2464)

Master of Business Administration New Students .... Don Miller (3601) Current

Students Wendy Acker (3798)

Graduate Business Certificate

A-Z Wendy Acker (3798)

Master of Arts in Education

A-Z Deana Angotti (2464)

Master of Science in Counseling Psychology

0-30 hours . . . .Carol Pearce (3665) 31+ hours . Stephen Sirridge (3662)

Fall 2003 Financial Information

Financial Aid

Requirements: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Avila Financial Aid Data Sheet, and if selected for verification, 2002 tax retum(s) verification form. Early application is advantageous. All aid applicants must be accepted for admission to Avila before an award is made.

All students are encouraged to apply for all types of financial assistance. Special circumstances may be explained in writing and will be considered on an individual basis. Awards available: Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG,

Federal Work Program, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford Loan and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, Charles Gallagher (formerly Missouri Student) Grant, Missouri “Bright Flight” Scholarship, President’s Scholarship,

St. Teresa of Avila Award. Athletic and Performance Grants (offered in Theater and Music), Art, Biology, Communication and Premed Focus Grants, Dependents of Alumni Grants, Family Grants, Avila Need-Based and Residence Grants, Avila Work Program.

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Tuition & Fees

Tuition and fees are the same for audited and credit courses. Previous semester charges must be paid in full before registering for the next semester.

Avila accepts: Discover, MasterCard, VISA

Full-Time (12 - 18 hours)

Tuition $7,350.00

Student Ctr. & Activity Fee .... $75.00

Technology Fee $75.00

Tuition per credit hr. over 1 8 hrs.

(or 19 hrs. if 19th hr. is choir) . $336.00

Part-Time & Audit (1-11 hours)

Tuition per credit hour $336.00

Student Center &

Activity Fee per credit hour $3.00

Technology Fee per credit hour . . $6.25

Graduate Credit

Tuition for graduate classes -

per credit hour $375.00

Student Center &

Activity Fee per credit hour $3.00

Technology Fee per credit hour . . $6.25

Graduate Education

Certification Courses

(500 Level) Per Credit Hour . . . $336.00

Dual Enrollee Student

(high school junior or senior)

50% of current tuition per credit hour $168.00

Students 55 Years & Older (verification of age is required)

Date of birth must be prior to the first day of the semester.

Full-Time Tuition (12-18 hrs.) .. $3,675.00 Full-Time Student Center

& Activity Fee $37.50

Full-Time Technology Fee $75.00

Part-Time Tuition per credit hour .. $168.00 Part-Time Student Center & Activity Fee per credit hour . . . $3.00 Part-Time Technology Fee

per credit hour $6.25

Graduate Tuition per credit hour. . . $ 1 85.00

Non-Credit Registration Undergraduate classes only

per credit hour $168.00

Students 55 years and older .... $84.00

(verification of age is required) non-credit graduate courses not available

N ontraditional Credit

College Level Examination Program

(CLEP) per credit hr $20.00

Departmental Examination

30% of current tuition per credit hour Credit for Prior Learning

30% of current tuition per credit hour

Other Expenses Per Semester

The following fees apply to full- and part-

time students:

Change of Schedule (add/drop) . $15.00

Deferred Payment Plan $35.00

Late Degree Application

Graduation Fee $90.00

Insurance for 12 months (optional) (NOTE: All international students are required to verify health insurance

coverage.)

Lab Fee (refer to courses)

Late Payment Penalty $15.00

Late Registration Fee $25.00

Does not include registering for weekend intensive or Saturday courses.

Returned Check Fee $25.00

Returned check payment must be made in cash, money order, certified check or similar item plus the fee.

Reinstatement Fee $25.00

Room & Board

Double $2,650.00

Private (if available) $3,325.00

Special Course Fee . . (refer to courses)

Transcripts $2.00

Transcript Evaluation Fee

First Free

Transcript Re-evaluation $5.00

Each Subsequent Re-evaluation $ 1 0.00

Music Fees & Private Lessons Private lessons, which may be taken for credit or not, are available in voice and piano. Check with Dr. Paul Higdon in the music department @ 816-501-2419, for course number and lesson time before registration.

Full- or Part-Time Avila Student

Noncredit (30 min. weekly) . . $250.00 Noncredit (45 min. weekly) . . $375.00 Noncredit (60 min. weekly) . . $475.00

Credit (45 min. weekly) $175.00

Credit (60 min. weekly) $200.00

Non-Avila Student

30 min. weekly $250.00

45 min. weekly $375.00

60 min. weekly $475.00

Payment Plans

Select your method of payment.

Payment in Full

Avila accepts MasterCard, Visa, and

Discover credit cards, cash, personal

checks and money orders.

Deferred Payment Plan

1. For details about the Deferred Payment Plan, contact the Business Office in Blasco Hall at (816) 501-3700.

2. To be eligible, all tuition, fees, etc. from previous semesters must be paid in full.

3. The student is responsible for the total charges even if some portion of the payment is deferred.

4. A fee will be assessed for participation in the deferred payment plan.

5. Deferred Payment Plan agreements are mailed with tuition statements.

6. A late payment penalty of $20.00 will be charged for each payment not paid on or before due date.

7. If you register prior to August 6, 2003, make sure at least 25 percent of your tuition and fees is received in the Avila Business Office in Blasco Hall no later than August 15, 2002.

8. If you register beginning August 7, 2003, or later, you will be required to pay at least 25 percent of your tuition and fees at the time of registration.

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Financial Aid papers, if applicable, must be signed in the Business Office during the first week of classes. The balance is payable according to the terms of the monthly payment plan.

9. Failure to remit payment due to Avila will result in cancellation of your registration. This will in no way relieve you of your financial obliga- tion. You may be reinstated by paying a reinstatement fee and completing the proper form available in the Registrar’s Office. However, your original classes cannot be guaranteed.

Tuition Adjustments

The first day of the fall term day and

evening classes is August 27, 2003.

If adding, dropping or withdrawing, the student must complete a Change of Program Form available in the Registrar’s Office and must process and return the form to the Registrar’s Office for the transaction to be complete. The date the form is returned to the Registrar is the date of the transaction. The time periods for the adjustments commence with the first day of classes according to the academic calendar and not the beginning date of the individual courses. Laboratory fees are not refundable.

Cancellation of Registration Prior to the start of classes and the first seven calendar days of the semester, a cancellation of registration will result in the cancellation of all tuition and fees. A fee ($100 for full-time; $25 for part-time) will be charged. Cancellation of registra- tion is a complete withdrawal from Avila and no records will be kept. To cancel registration, a Change of Program Form available in the Registrar’s Office must be processed and returned to the Registrar’s Office during the first seven days of classes.

Refund Policy For Undergraduate Students

Complete Withdrawal from School Students who withdraw completely from all classes prior to the comple-

tion of 60% of the academic term are required to return to the federal government the unused portion of any federal financial aid the student has received. If the student withdraws after completion of 60% of the academic term, the student is not required to return the unused portion of federal funds.

The federal Return of Title IV Funds dictates the amount of Federal Title IV aid that must be returned to the federal gov- ernment. These federal funds include, for example. Pell Grant, SEOG, Federal loans (unsubsidized or subsidized, Stafford, Perkins or PLUS). The percentage of Title IV aid to be returned is equal to the number of days remaining in the term divided by the number of calendar days in the term. If funds were released to a student because of a credit balance on the student’s account, then the student may be required to repay some of the federal grants or loans released to the student.

Change in number of part-time credits Tuition adjustments for part-time students changing the number of credits they are taking will have an adjustment made using the following plan:

1 through 7 calendar days 100%

(withdrawal fee applies)

8 through 14 calendar days 75%

15 through 21 calendar days . . . 50% 22 through 28 calendar days ... 25% After the 28th day, there will be no reduction of the original charges and they are due and payable.

Change in Status from Full to Part-Time Prior to the start of classes and the first seven calendar days of the semester, tuition will be reassessed at the part-time rate. After seven calendar days, there will be no tuition reduction, and the original charges will be due and payable. The Change of Program Form must be processed and returned to the Registrar’s Office during this seven-day period.

Financial Aid Adjustment If any tuition reduction results in an over- payment, the appropriate refund will be made following the Avila refund policies.

Where federal financial aid or federally guaranteed monies are involved, the fed- eral regulations relating to the return of Title IV funds will be used. If any tuition reduction results in the student still owing Avila, it will be due and payable.

Credit Balance Returns Credit balances are available from the Business Office on the following schedule:

1 . Students not receiving federal assistance may request a refund at any time after the second day of classes.

2. Students receiving any federal assistance (Pell, SEOG, Subsidized and/or Unsubsidized Stafford Loans) will automatically receive a credit balance return on the schedule out- lined below UNLESS the student has submitted a written request for Avila to maintain a credit balance on his/her account. Credit balances resulting from these federal monies must be issued to the student by the 14th day following the beginning of class or the receipt of funds by the Avila (whichever occurs last). Federal Perkins Loan papers must be signed in order to be included in any credit balance returns. Refunds for Perkins Loan proceeds will be available on the 14th day following the beginning of class or the completion of the Promissory Note by the student (whichever occurs last). In instances where credit balances are created by funds paid from outside sources (such as business, government and banks), the money must first be received by Avila in order to issue a disbursement check to the student. An authorization to bill an outside source does not cre- ate a credit balance.

Federal Stafford Loan, Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan and/or Perkins Loan recipients:

a. Remember: Loans of any type must be repaid whether or not you graduate or are satisfied with the education you receive.

b. For first-year, first-time undergraduate borrowers, loan proceeds will not be

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disbursed until 30 days have expired from the first day of classes. At that time, after class attendance and academic progress have been verified, loan checks may be endorsed by the student or wire transfers received by Avila. Any refunds resulting from this occurrence will be issued on the 14th day after funds are received by Avila.

c. For all other borrowers: Avila regulations will not permit credit balances generated by these loans to be returned until classes have begun and attendance has been verified. When the loan check is endorsed or a wire transfer received before classes begin, the refund of a credit balance will be available on the 14th day following the beginning of classes. If the loan check is endorsed or a wire transfer received after the beginning of classes, the refund of a credit balance will be available on the 14th day following the receipt of the loan proceeds.

Residence Hall Refund

See the Avila catalog for a description of the Residence Hall Refund Policy.

Appeal Policy

Students who feel their individual circumstances warrant an exception from the above-stated refund policy may appeal in writing. The appeal should include a

statement of the exception being request- ed, an explanation as to why an exception should be granted, and appropriate materi- als to support the request for the excep- tion. The appeal and supporting materials should be sent to the Academic Dean's Office, Avila, 11901 Womall Road,

Kansas City, MO 64145.

Once all appeal materials are complete in

the Dean's Office, a decision

will be made within 14 calendar days.

Crediting Financial Aid Awards to Student Accounts

1. Financial Aid, including loans, must be fully processed and loan proceeds, or disbursing dates thereof, must be on record in the Business Office at regis- tration time to be considered as reduc- ing the balance due. If this is not the case, you will be responsible on the due date for the payment that is due.

2. Where loans are involved, the proceeds must be applied to any balance due. Students may call the Business Office at (816) 501-3700,

to verify if their proceeds have arrived. However, a billing statement will be sent within 30 days of the loan pro- ceeds receipt date. Credit balances on accounts will be returned as noted earlier under Credit Balance Return.

3. Registration charges are audited by

Business Office personnel. Students are responsible for any balance owed due to an assessment error.

4. Federal Perkins Loan recipients must go to the Business Office and sign their promissory note before the loan will appear on their statement.

Schedule Changes and Course Withdrawls (Add-Drop)

	CANCELLATION (no records kept) This applies whenever course is dropped prior to its beginning	DROP ("W” appears on transcript) or change to Audit ("AU” appears on transcript)
Semester-long Classes	First Week	Last day of the tenth week of classes
Summer course less than four or eight weeks	Prior to the first day of class	Before second day of class
Summer Four-Week	Prior to the first day of class	Prior to the 14th day
Summer Eight-Week	Prior to the first day of class	Prior to the 27th day
MBA trimester classes	Prior to the second class meeting	Before the eighth week
Weekend Intensive (one credit hour)	Prior to the first class meeting	NOT ALLOWED
Weekend Intensive (2-3 credit hour class)	Prior to the first class meeting	Before second weekend
Saturday only classes	Prior to the first class meeting	Before second Saturday
Five-week Education Graduate Certification	Prior to the first class meeting	Prior to the fourth class meeting

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Registration Information

Steps for Registration

1 . If you are planning to enroll in a writing or a specific mathematics course, you must either have official ACT scores (dated Jan. 1, 1995 or later) on file or you must take place- ment exams at Avila.

English Placement Exam

a. If you have taken the ACT since January 1995 and have an ACT composite of 17-24, you will be placed in English 111. If you have an ACT composite of 25 or higher, you will be placed in English 1 12. Any student has the option of taking the current English placement exam.

b. If you are entering Avila without ACT scores (or you took the ACT prior to 1995) and you want to enroll in either English 111 or 112, you must take the English placement exam at Avila before you can register.

c. If you have previously passed English

1 1 1 or its equivalent, you do not need to take the English placement exam.

d. There is no charge for the exam.

e. Call the Student Resource Center at (816) 501-3666 to make arrangements to take the exam.

f. In order to enroll, you must present a form signed by your advisor indicating the course in which you should enroll.

Math Placement Exam

a. If you have taken the ACT since January 1995 and have an ACT math score of 20 or higher, you will be placed in Math 115, 120 or 210 by your advisor. Any student has the option of taking the current math placement exam.

b. If you are planning to enroll in Math 1 1 5 or 1 20 and have not taken the ACT since January 1995, you must take the math placement exam at Avila before you may register.

c. If you have previously passed Math

120 or its equivalent, you do not need to take the math placement exam.

d. There is no charge for the exam.

e. Call the Student Resource Center at (816) 501-3666 to make arrangements to take the exam.

f. In order to enroll, you must present a

form signed by your advisor indicating the course in which you should enroll.

2. Register in person in the Registrar’s Office or use telephone registration. See the Academic Calendar on page 3 for registration dates.

Methods of Registration

Being advised does not mean you are registered in any courses. Make sure all tuition, fees or other charges from previous semesters have been paid in full. You must register with the Registrar’s Office in Blasco Hall by using one of the following options:

In-Person Registration

1 . Present your advising form to the Registrar’s Office in Blasco Hall and request to be registered.

2. During the first four days of registration, current students (students registered at Avila Spring 2003) may register according to classification:

First Day: Seniors

Second Day: Seniors, Juniors

Third Day: Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores

Fourth Day: Seniors, Juniors,

Sophomores, Freshmen Graduate students may register on any registration dates. Students are classified by the number of credit hours completed as of the first day of registration (the number of credit hours will not include the hours currently in progress).

Seniors (96 or more hours completed) Juniors (64-95 hours completed)

Sophomores (32-63 hours completed)

Freshmen (0-3 1 hours completed)

Lists of students by date of registration will be posted outside the Registrar’s Office at least three weeks prior to the

beginning of registration. A student may question that date in person in the Registrar’s Office and, if it is found to be incorrect, have it changed only if this is done prior to the first day of registration. After the first four days, all students may register.

See page 3 for specific dates and times.

Telephone Registration

1 . Make sure your advising form is on file in the Registrar’s Office in Blasco Hall.

2. Have your social security number and the department, course number and sec- tion of the class(es) in which you want to register in front of you before you call to register.

3. Call the Registrar’s Office at (816) 501-2410.

See page 14 for specific dates and times.

Late Registration

(see Academic Calendar for dates)

1 . Late registration must be completed in person.

2. You will be charged $25 for registering late.

3. You will not be charged a late fee if you are registering for weekend inten- sive or Saturday classes.

Registration for Non-Degree Seeking Students

Avila offers a special enrollment pro- cess for all students not seeking an Avila degree. No transcript or formal applica- tion is necessary. You may register at the Registrar's Office for any course. To reg- ister for a course numbered 310 or above, students must meet with a faculty advisor. High school juniors and seniors, home schooled students, students from other colleges as well as anyone simply wishing to enrich an educational background are encouraged to take advantage of this con- venient opportunity. Students who enroll through this program are limited to a total of nine credits at Avila before they are asked to seek formal admission.

We recommend that visiting students submit written permission from their

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own institution in advance of their reg- istration at Avila in order to be sure that the course work will transfer. The fol- lowing non-degree seeking students do not have to apply for admission through the Admissions Office. They can reg- ister directly by going in person to the Registrar’s Office during registration hours:

A. Accepted Non-Degree

B. Area Exchange

C. Non-Credit

D. Dual Enrollee (high school student)

E. Enrichment

F. Visiting

Non-Credit Registration

Courses at Avila may be taken for non- credit on a space-available basis. Since no academic credit is awarded, students are not required to meet the admission requirements of the institution. A stipula- tion of the non-credit option is manda- tory class attendance. The level of class participation for non-credit is determined by the individual instructor. A certificate from Avila will be awarded to those who have met the non-credit requirements of the course.

Enrollment for this option begins in the Registrar’s Office (Blasco Hall) during published in-person registration days and times. Enrollment in a lower division course for non-credit requires the appro- priate prerequisites but does not require departmental approval. Enrollment in an upper-division course (course numbered 310 or above) on the non-credit option must have the approval of the department offering the course. A signature from a departmental faculty representative is required. If a student withdraws from a course taken for non-credit, a refund will be granted according to the time frame for part-time students minus a $10 administrative fee.

Additional Registrar Information

Student Responsibility

Each student is responsible for conform-

ing with regulations in the Avila catalog. Therefore, it is important for each student to remain currently informed throughout the period of enrollment. The primary responsibility for meeting graduation requirements rests with the student. Degree requirements are subject to change. It is the student’s responsibility to be informed of applicable requirements. Faculty advisors and personnel are avail- able to provide guidance.

Course Cancellation Courses listed in this schedule are subject to cancellation for insufficient enrollment. For this reason, students are encouraged to register early.

Exchange Programs

Area Exchange Program If you enroll at Avila, you also have access to the curricular offerings of many other colleges and universities in metro- politan Kansas City. If you are a full-time, undergraduate student (12 or more credit hours) at Avila, you may take one course per semester at another area campus at no additional tuition costs after prior certifi- cation of status by the Registrar at Avila. This does not apply to summer sessions.

Participating institutions are Avila, Blue Rivers Community College, Central Missouri State University, Kansas City Art Institute, Longview Community College, Maple Woods Community College, Park University, Penn Valley Community College, Rockhurst University and University of Missouri-Kansas City. Participation is subject to change at any time.

Carondelet Colleges Exchange Program - See Registrar for details.

Library

Hooley-Bundschu-Library.. (816) 501-3621 Hours for Fall 2003

M-Th 8 a.m. - 1 1 p.m.

Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday 3 p.m. - 1 1 p.m.

Bookstore

Marian Center, lower level, (816) 501- 3630. The campus bookstore meets students’ needs for texts, supplies and also sells gift items. The bookstore also operates the campus Lost & Found Department.

Hours for Fall 2003

Aug. 1-9 10:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m.

Aug. 1 1-22 M-T .... 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. F 10:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m.

Aug. 25-29 8:30 a.m. -6:00 p.m.

Aug. 30 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Sep. 1 Closed

Sep. 2-4 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Sep. 5 8:30 a.m. -4:00 p.m.

September 8th through the end of the semester:

M-Th 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

F 8:30 a.m. -4:00 p.m.

Closed on weekends

Crime Awareness & Campus Security

Avila University is committed to assisting all members of the Avila Community in providing for their own safety and secu- rity. The annual security compliance docu- ment is available on the Avila University website at:

http://www.avila.edu/info/security/

index.htm.

If you would like to receive a booklet called “Crime Awareness and Campus Security Policies,” which contains this information, you can stop by the Student Affairs Office in the Marian Center Building any week day between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or you can request that a copy be mailed to you by calling (816) 501-3627.

The website contains information on cam- pus security and personal safety, includ- ing crime prevention, university police law-enforcement authority, crime report- ing policies, disciplinary procedures, and other important matters about security on

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campus. It also contains statistics for the three previous calendar years on reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Avila University, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the cam- pus.

This information is required by law and is provided by the Office for Student Affairs.

Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Avila complies with the provisions of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This Act, as it applies to institu- tions of higher learning, insures that stu- dents have access to certain records that pertain to them and that unauthorized per- sons do not have access to such records. Copies are available upon request to the Registrar.

Education Pass Rates

Information on the pass rates of the Education major including the Praxis exam are available on the Avila website at www.Avila.edu.

Campus Policies

Nondiscrimination Policy Avila does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, age, religion, color, dis- ability, sexual orientation, national ori- gin in administration in its educational and admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school administrated programs. Inquiries may be addressed to Director of Affirmative Action, (816) 501-3700.

Student Right-to-Know Act Avila complies with the provisions of the Student Right-to-Know Act of 1990. This Act requires institutions of higher learn- ing who receive Title IV student financial assistance to be responsible for calculat- ing completion of persistence rates, and making them available to current or pro- spective students through “appropriate publications and mailings.” Request for copies can be directed to the Registrar.

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Fall 2003 Course List

Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
	AR-271-20	Mac: Desktop Publishing W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	3.00 Roger Hunt		$25
Accounting	DAL MAC
AC-201-10	Principles of Accounting 1	3.00	Y		AR-275-10	Mac: Illustrator	2.00		$25
	TR 11:00 AM-1 2: 15 PM	Bonnie Givens	WHI 507			F 9:30 AM-12:10 PM Meets 9/29-11/7 only.	Bryan Jordan	DAL MAC
AC-201-20	Principles of Accounting 1	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Nancy Fryer	ORI 212		AR-332-50	Intermediate Ceramics	3.00	Y	$50
							Tom Creamer	ARR
AC-202-20	Principles of Accounting II	3,00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Nancy Fryer	BOR 402		AR-353-20	Therapy: Theory/Method	3.00	Y	$20
						W 7:00 PM-9:40 PM	N. McReynolds	DAL 817
AC-250-20	Accounting Issues	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Bonnie Givens	ORI 207		AR-355-20	Fiber Design	3.00	Y	$40
						M 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Staff	DAL 817
AC-355-10	Cost Accounting	3.00	Y
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Doris Frede	WHI 508		AR-443-20	Advertising Design	3.00		$30
						T 6:00 PM- 10:00 PM	Staff	DAL 817
AC-361 -20	Intermediate Accounting 1	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Doris Frede	ORI 212		AR-447C-10	Publication Design	3.00	Y	$40
						TR 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	Susan Lawlor	DAL 817
AC-451 C-20	Tax Accounting 1	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Doris Frede	ORI 212		AR-459C-50	Sp Setting: Art Therapy	2.00	Y
							N. McReynolds	ARR
AC-460- 10	Advanced Accounting	3.00	Y
	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Bonnie Givens	WHI 507		AR-495-50	Internship	1.00-6.00	Y
							Susan Lawlor	ARR
Anthropology	AR-498C-10	Senior Studio	3.00	Y	$25
AN-122-10 Level II	Cultural Anthropology F 9:00 AM-1 1:40 AM	3.00 David Wissmann	BOR 403			M 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	Susan Lawlor	DAL 811
	Biology
Art	BI-111-10	Gen Biology w/lab	4.00		$60
					Level II	MWF 11:00 AM-1 1:50 AM	Greg Fitch	ORI 204
AR-110-10	Intro to Art	3.00		$10		' You must choose a lab listed below.
Level II	F 9:30 AM-1 2: 10 PM	Staff	DAL 820		BI-111-11	Gen Biology Lab #1	0.00
AR-1 10-40	Intro to Art: Gallery Tours	3.00		$15	Level II	M 1:30 PM-4:20 PM	Staff	ORI 214
Level II	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Staff	DAL 820		BI-111-12	Gen Biology Lab #2	0.00
	9/5-6, 10/3-4, 11/7-8				Level II	W 1:00 PM-3:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215
AR-111-10	Beginning Drawing	3.00		$30	BI-111-13	Gen Biology Lab #3	0.00
	MW 9:30 AM-1 2:10 PM	Marci Aylward	DAL 816		Level II	F 1:00 PM-3:50 PM	Staff	ORI 214
AR-1 17-10	Two-Dimension Design	3.00		$20	BI-211-10	Zoology w/Lab	4.00	Y	$60
	MW 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	K. Mendenhall	DAL 817			MWF 8:00 AM-8:50 AM	Staff	ORI 207
						M 1:00 PM-3:50 PM		OR1 109
AR-181-10	Survey of Art 1	3.00
Level II	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Sharyl Wright	DAL 820		BI-220-10	Hum Anatomy/Physio w/Lab	6.00-8.00	Y	$60
						MWF 9:00 AM-10:10 AM	Greg Fitch	ORI 204
AR-219-10	Three-Dimen Design	3.00	Y	$30		* You must choose a lab listed below.
	MW 9:30 AM-1 2:1 0 PM	Staff	DAL 817		BI-220-11	Hum Anatomy/Physio Lab #1	0.00	Y
AR-221-10	Beg Photography	3.00		$50		MF 1:00 PM-3:50 PM	Greg Fitch	ORI 215
	W 4:00 PM-8:00 PM	K. Mendenhall	DAL 812
					BI-220-12	Hum Anatomy/Physio Lab#2	0.00	Y
AR-231-10	Beginning Ceramics	3.00		$50		TR 12:30 PM-3:20 PM	Staff	ORI 215
	TR 4:00 PM-6:40 PM	Tom Creamer	DAL 813		BI-250-10	Gen Microbiology w/Lab	4.00	Y	$60
AR-245-10	Typography	3.00	Y	$35		MWF 11:00 AM-1 1:50 AM	Steve Daggett	OR1 113
	TR 9:30 AM-12:10 PM	Susan Lawlor	DAL 817			W 1:00 PM-2 :50 PM	ORI 214
AR-261-10	Beginning Painting	3.00	Y	$25	BI-320-10	Immunology w/Lab	4.00	Y	$60
	MW 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	Marci Aylward	DAL 816			TR 11:00 AM-1 2:1 5 PM	Steve Daggett	ORI 206
						T 1:00 PM-2:50 PM	ORI 214

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Fall 2003 Course List

Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
BI-496-50	Biology Research	1.00-6.00	Y $60	BU-435C-20	Financial Policy	3.00	Y
		Staff	ARR		W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	BOR 401
BI-497C-10	Research 1	1.00-2.00	Y $60	BU-495-50	Bus Internship	1.00-6.00
	T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215			Staff	ARR
BI-498C-10	Research II	1.00-2.00	Y $60	BU-499C-20	Business Policy	3.00	Y
	T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215		M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	WHI 505
BI-499C-10	Research Colloqum & Semr T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	1.00 Staff	Y $60 ORI 215	1 Graduate Courses for Master of Business
				I Administration (MBA)
Business	The following courses meet from 9/2-11/17 only.
BU-110C-10	Understanding Computers	3.00		AC-501 -25	Financial Accounting	3.00	Y
	MW 10:30 AM-11:45 AM	Ron McCleary	ORI 106		R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 507
BU-110C-11	Understanding Computers	3.00		AC-650-25	Managerial Accounting	3.00	Y
	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Ron McCleary	ORI 105		M 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	ORI 115
BU-110C-12	Understanding Computers	3.00		AC-655-25	Advanced Cost Accounting 3.00	Y
	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Patrick Kopp	OR1 105		R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Bonnie Givens	BOR 402
BU-110C-20	Understanding Computers	3.00		BU-505-25	Bus Legislation	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 106		T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 115
BU-110C-40	Understanding Computers	3.00		BU-61 3-25	Promotion Mgmt	3.00	Y
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Patrick Kopp	ORI 106		W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 505
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	9/12-13, 9/26-27, 10/17-18			BU-61 5-25	Mktg Strategy	3.00	Y
					T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Brian Buckler	WHI 505
BU-230-10	Personal Finance Mgmt	3.00
Level II	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Doris Frede	WHI 506	BU-635-25	Financial Mgmt II	3.00	Y
					M 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Robert Gay	WHI 507
BU-305-10	Legal Aspects of Bus 1	3.00
Level II	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Judy Gibbs	WHI 508	BU-637-25	International Finance	3.00	Y
					T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 103
BU-310-20	Marketing	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Brian Buckler	ORI 205	BU-662-25	MIS Project Dev/Mgmt	3.00	Y
					R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 505
BU-31 3-20	Promotion Strategy	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 202	BU-674-25	Current Issues Health Care	3.00	Y
					W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	BOR 402
BU-321-10	Management	3.00	Y
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Staff	WHI 508	BU-699-25	Org Policy/Strategy	3.00	Y
					W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Robert Gay	WHI 507
BU-322C-20	Org Behavior & Development	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 102	EC-501 -25	Economic Concepts	3.00
					T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Richard Woodall	WHI 507
BU-330C-10	Finance	3.00	Y
	MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Robert Gay	WHI 508	EC-540-25	Statistics Analysis	3.00	Y
					W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	BOR 420
BU-340C-10	Bus Communications	3.00	Y
	MW 10:30 AM-11 :45 AM	Staff	WHI 508	EC-612-25	Managerial Economics	3.00	Y
					T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 113
BU-346-20	Employment Law	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	ORI 203	The following course is a Weekend Intensive Course.
BU-411-20	International Mktg	3.00	Y	BU-601-45	Bus, Govt & Society	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 205		F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Staff	ORI 212
					S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
BU-412-10	Services Mktg	3.00	Y		9/12-13, 9/26-27, 10/24-25
	MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	Wendy Acker	WHI 507
BU-417C-20	Mktg Research	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Brian Buckler	OR1 102

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
	CO-223-10	TV Studio Production	3.00		$40
Chemistry
	T 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	Staff	DAL 800
CH-115-10	Molecules that Matter w/Lab	4.00		$60	CO-225C-10	Mass Media & Society	3.00
Level II	TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	Larry Sullivan	ORI212		Level II	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Kasey Riley	DAL 820
	W 12:30 PM-2:20 PM	Linda Cleveland	ORI 213
					CO-235-10	Prin of Advertising	3.00
CH-131-10	General Chemistry 1 w/Lab	4.00	Y	$60		MW 10:30 AM-11:45AM	Kasey Riley	DAL 800
Level II	MWF 8:00 AM-8:50 AM	Mark Seelbinder	ORI 204
	* You must choose a Lab listed below.			CO-271 -20	Mac: Desktop Publishing	3.00		$25
						W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Roger Hunt	DAL MAC
CH-131-11	General Chemistry 1 Lab#1	0.00	Y
Level II	M 1:30 PM-4:20 PM	Mark Seelbinder	ORI 216		CO-275-10	Mac: Illustrator F 9:30 AM-12:10 PM	2.00 Bryan Jordan	DAL MAC	$25
CH-131-12	General Chemistry 1 Lab#2	0.00	Y			Meets 9/29-11/7 only.
Level II	W 12:30 PM-3:20 PM	Mark Seelbinder	ORI 216
					CO-31 7-1 0	Promotional Writing	3.00	Y
CH-216-10	Organic Chemistry 1 w/Lab	5.00	Y	$60		MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Kasey Riley	DAL 800
	MWF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM	Linda Cleveland	ORI 202
	R 12:45 PM-5:45 PM		ORI 213		CO-327-10	Basic Field Production	3.00		$40
						MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Ben Meade	DAL 800
CH-342C-10	Biochemistry 1	3.00	Y
	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Linda Cleveland	ORI 212		CO-380-40	The Creative Process	1.00
						F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Karl Yehle	ORI 212
CH-343-10	Biochemistry 1 Lab	1.00	Y	$60		S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	M 1:00 PM-3:50 PM	Linda Cleveland	ORI 213			11/7-8
	* Must be taken with CH 342.
					CO-380-41	Final Cut Pro	1.00	Y	$15
CH-497C-10	Research 1	1.00-2.00	Y	$60		F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Ben Meade	DAL 800
	T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215			S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 10/3-4
CH-498C-10	Research II	1.00-2.00	Y	$60
	T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215		CO-380-42	Spike Lee/Am Culture	1.00		$10
						F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Gerald Butters	DAL 800
CH-499C-10	Research Colloqum & Semr	1.00	Y	$60		S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	ORI 215			11/14-15
Communication	CO-381 -1 0	Writing Plans/Props TR 9:30 AM-10:45AM	3.00 Linda Strelluf	Y DAL 800
CO-110-10	Fund Communication	3.00			CO-385-50	Practicum Journalism	1.00	Y
Level 1	MW 10:30 AM-11:45 AM	Staff	DAL 820				Steve lliff	ARR
CO-110-11	Fund Communication	3.00			CO-391 C-10	Communication Theory	3.00	Y
Level 1	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Staff	DAL 820			R 1:00 PM-3:40 PM	Ben Meade	DAL 800
CO-110-12	Fund Communication	3.00			CO-425- 10	Intermediate Production	3.00	Y	$40
Level 1	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Staff	WHI 507			MW 3:30 PM-4:45 PM	Ben Meade	DAL 800
CO-110-13	Fund Communication	3.00			CO-435-10	Community Relatns Practicum	3.00	Y
Level 1	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Kasey Riley	DAL 820			MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Karl Yehle	OR1 113
CO-110-20	Fund Communication	3.00			CO-485-10	Practicum Journalism	3.00	Y
Level 1	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Steve lliff	DAL 820			F 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Steve lliff	DAL 800
CO-125C-10	Intro to Journalism	3.00	Y		CO-495-50	Internship	3.00	Y
	MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Steve lliff	DAL MAC/800		Dotty Hamilton	ARR
CO-181-40	Survey of Film 1	3.00		$20
	1				!
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Dotty Hamilton	DAL 800	Computer Science
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
				CS-110C-10	Understanding Computers MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	3.00 Ron McCleary	ORI 106
9/5-6, 9/26-27, 10/24-25
CO-21 2C-10	Conflict Resolution	3.00	Y
Level II	F 9:30 AM-12:10 PM	Steve lliff	DAL 800		CS-110C-11	Understanding Computers MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	3.00 Ron McCleary	OR1 105
CO-216-10	Corp Scriptwriting	3.00
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Dotty Hamilton	DAL 800

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
CS-110C-12	Understanding Computers	3.00		ED-101-11	Strategies Academic Success	3.00
	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Patrick Kopp	ORI 105		TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Carin Rowell	ORI 212
CS-110C-20	Understanding Computers	3.00		ED-185-10	Practicum	3.00	$125
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 106		W 4:30 PM-5:45 PM	Vickie Trutzel	BOR 420
						Ann West
CS-110C-40	Understanding Computers	3.00
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Patrick Kopp	ORI 106	ED-212-20	PE/Health Education	3.00
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	G. Steenbergen	ORI 204
	9/12-13, 9/26-27, 10/17-18
				ED-230C-10	Children’s Lit	3.00
CS-120-10	Intro to CS 1 w/C++	4.00			TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Laura Sloan	HOD 704
	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Patrick Kopp	ORI 212
	W 1:30 PM-3:20 PM		OR1 106	ED-245-10	Tests & Measurements	3.00
					TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Fred Geer	HOD 704
CS-165-10	Intro to Java	3.00	Y
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Patrick Kopp	OR1 106	ED-287C-10	Ed Foundations	3.00	Y
					MW 9:00 AM-1 0:1 5 AM	Reulan Levin	HOD 704
CS-340-20	Database Management	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 102/106	ED-315-10	General Methods	3.00	Y
					TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Staff	ORI 206
CS-355-10	Data Structures	3.00	Y
	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Ron McCleary	ORI 106	ED-320-30	Microcomputers In Ed	3.00	$20
					S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM	Jennifer Cutler	OR1 106
CS-365-10	Prog Language Systems	3.00	Y		9/6, 9/20, 10/4, 10/25, 11/8, 11/22
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Ron McCleary	ORI 106
				ED-327C-10	Reading/Language Art	5.00	Y
CS-380-10	Web Page Programming	3.00	Y		MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	S. McCalley	HOD 704
	TR 8:00 AM-9:15 AM	Patrick Kopp	ORI 106		R 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
CS-480-50	Practicum	3.00	Y	ED-337-10	General Methods II	3.00	Y
		Patrick Kopp	ARR		TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Reulan Levin	OR1 102
CS-495-50	Internship	3.00	Y	ED-366-40	Parent Conferencing: Sec	1.00
		Ron McCleary	ARR		F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Lori Holstine	ORI 205
					S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
CS-499C-50	Computer Science Capstone	3.00	Y		10/3-4
		Patrick Kopp	ARR
				ED-367-20	Transition/Career Ed	2.00	ORI 206
					W 6:00 PM-7:40 PM	Arden Powell
Economics
				ED-370-10	Assess/Rem Reading	3.00	Y
EC-195-10	Survey of Economics	3.00			MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Laura Sloan	HOD 704
Level II	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Staff	WHI 506
				ED-375-10	Reading Content Area	3.00	Y
EC-20 1C- 10	Prin of Macroeconomics	3.00	Y		TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	K. Garber-Miller	HOD 704
_evel II	MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	J. Haimowitz	WHI 507
				ED-380-40	Fundamentals of MAP	1.00
EC-20 1C- 11	Prin of Macroeconomics	3.00	Y		F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Lou Sears	OR1 115
Level II	TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	J. Haimowitz	WHI 506		S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
					9/12-13
EC-202C-20	Prin of Microeconomics	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 205	ED-381-40	Health/Safety Issues	1.00	$50
					F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 202
EC-240-10	Statistical Analysis	3.00	Y		S 8:30 PM-5:00 PM
	MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	J. Haimowitz	ORI 105		10/17-18
					Ed majors only.
EC-24 1-20	Quantitative Analysis	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 102	ED-381-41	Health/Safety Issues	1.00	$50
					F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 202
EC-361-10	Money & Banking	3.00	Y		S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	TR 9:30 AM-10:45AM	J. Haimowitz	WHI 506		11/7-8
					Ed Majors only.
Education				ED-386-10	Reading Practicum	2.00	Y
					T 3:00 PM-5:00 PM	Laura Sloan	ORI 205
ED-101-10	Strategies Academic Success	3.00
	TR 11:00 AM-1 2:1 5 PM	Sue Franklin	WHI 508	ED-419-10	Behavior Management	3.00
					F 9:00 AM-1 1:40 AM	Fred Geer	HOD 704

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
ED-455-50	Sp Methods: Art Elem/Mid	2.00 Laurie Thrasher
Y ARR		I Graduate Courses in Education
ED-455-51	Sp Methods: Art Sec	2.00			The following courses meet all semester:
Y
		K. Mendenhall	ARR		ED-515-10	General Methods	3.00
						TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Staff	ORI 206
ED-455-52	Sp Methods: Biology	2.00	Y
		S. Ferguson	ARR		ED-519-10	Behavior Management	3.00
						F 9:00 AM-11 :40 PM	Fred Geer	HOD 704
ED-455-53	Sp Methods: Bus Sec/Mid	2.00	Y
		Staff	ARR		ED-527-10	Reading/Language Art	5.00	Y
						MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	S. McCalley	HOD 704
ED-455-54	Sp Methods: Chemistry	2.00	Y			R 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
		Staff	ARR		ED-537-20	General Methods II	3.00	Y
ED-455-55	Sp Methods: English	2.00	Y			R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Reulan Levin	ORI 207
		Judith Roberts	ARR		ED-575-10	Reading Content Area	3.00
ED-455-56	Sp Methods: Math	2.00	Y			TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	K. Garber-Miller	HOD 704
		Tricia Lawrence	ARR		ED-587-10	Ed Foundations	3.00
ED-455-57	Sp Methods: Social Study Mid	2.00	Y			MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Reulan Levin	HOD 704
		Susanne Mitko	ARR
					ED-594-10	Student Teach/lntemship Semr 1 .00	Y
ED-455-58	Sp Meth: Social Study	2.00	Y			R 4:30 PM-6:00 PM	Vickie Trutzel	WHI CEN
		Staff	ARR				Ann West
ED-455-59	Sp Methods: Speech/TR	2.00	Y		The following courses meet from 8/28 - 10/16 only.
		Geff Moyer	ARR		ED-515-25	General Methods	3.00
ED-455-60	Sp Methods: Vocal Music El/Md	2.00	Y			R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Laura Sloan	HOD 704
		Marilyn Gunn	ARR		ED-515-26	General Methods	3.00
ED-455-61	Sp Methods: Vocal Music Sec	2.00	Y			R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Lou Sears	BOR 424
		Thomas Garrison	ARR
					The following courses meet from 9/2 - 30 only.
ED-455-62	Sp Methods: General Science	2.00	Y
		Staff	ARR		ED-521-25	Developmental Pysch	3.00
						T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	ORI 207
ED-494-10	Student Teaching Seminar	1.00	Y
	R 4:30 PM-6:00 PM	Ann West	WHI CEN	ED-521 -26	Development Pysch	3.00
						T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Jeanne Finley	BOR 403
ED-495C-50	Student Teaching: Elem	9.00	Y	$150
	One placement: 12 weeks.	Ann West	ARR		ED-612-25	Measurement & Assessment	3.00
						T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Fred Geer	HOD 704
ED-495C-51	Student Teaching: Sec	9.00	Y	$150
	One placement: 12 weeks.	Ann West	ARR		ED-612-26	Measurement & Assessment T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	3.00 Kathy Hardy	ORI 212
ED-495C-52	Student Teaching: Mid	9.00	Y	$150
	One placement: 12 weeks.	Ann West	ARR		The following courses meet from 9/3, 9/17 &	10/1 only.
ED-495C-53	Student Teaching: Elem	7.00	Y	$100	ED-585-25	Practicum	2.00	$75
	Two placements: 8 Weeks.	Ann West	ARR			W 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Vickie Trutzel Ann West	WHI CEN
ED495C-54	Student Teaching: Sec	8.00	Y	$100
	Two placements: 8 Weeks.	Ann West	ARR		ED-585-26	Practicum	3.00	$125
						W 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Vickie Trutzel	WHI CEN
ED-495C-55	Student Teaching: Sp Ed	8.00	Y	$100			Ann West
	Two placements: 8 Weeks.	Ann West	ARR
					The following courses meet from 10/7 - 11/4 only.
					ED-535-25	PY Exceptional Child	3.00
						T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Fred Geer	HOD 704
					ED-535-26	PY Exceptional Child	3.00
						T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Connie Sanders	BOR 403

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time Instructor	Location
The following courses meet from 10/7 - 11/25	only.		ED-555-56	Sp Methods: Math 2.00	Y
					Tricia Lawrence	ARR
ED-617-25	Adv Behavioral Mgmt	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	ORI 212	ED-555-57	Sp Methods: Social Study Mid 2.00	Y
					Susanne Mitko	ARR
ED-617-26	Adv Behavioral Mgmt	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Sally Smith	ORI 207	ED-555-58	Sp Meth: Social Study 2.00	Y
					Staff	ARR
The following courses meet from 11/11 - 12/9	only.
				ED-555-59	Sp Methods: Speech/TR 2.00	Y
ED-587-25	Ed Foundations	3.00	Y		Geff Moyer	ARR
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Reulan Levin	HOD 704
				ED-555-60	Sp Methods: Vocal MU El/Md 2.00	Y
ED-587-26	Ed Foundations	3.00	Y		Marilyn Gunn	ARR
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Janyce Rooney	BOR 403
				ED-555-61	Sp Methods: Vocal Music Sec 2.00	Y
The following course is a Saturday course that meets.			Thomas Garrison	ARR
ED-520-30	Microcomputers In Ed	3.00	$20	ED-555-62	Sp Methods: General Science 2.00	Y
	S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM	Jennifer Cutler	ORI 106		Staff	ARR
	9/6,9/20,10/4,10/25,11/8,11/22
				ED-595-50	Student Teaching 7.00	Y $150
The following courses are Weekend Intensive courses.			Ann West	ARR
ED-580-40	Fundamentals of MAP	1.00		ED-596-50	Internship 7.00	Y $175
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Lou Sears	ORI 115		Ann West	ARR
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
	9/12-13			1 English as a Second Language:
ED-581 -40	Health/Safety Issues	1.00	$50
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 202	EL-041-50	Grammar & Writing 3.00	Y
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				Staff	ARR
	10/17-18
	Ed Majors only.			EL-051 -50	Speak, Listen & Read 3.00	Y
					Staff	ARR
ED-581-41	Health/Safety Issues	1.00	$50
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Frevert	ORI 202	EL-061 -10	Speaking & Listening 3.00	Y
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				MTWRF 11 :00AM- 1 1:50AM Staff	ORI 103
	11/7-8
	Ed Majors only.			EL-062-10	Speaking & Listening 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 11:00AM-11 :50AM Staff	WHI 505
ED-680-45	Reading Comprehension	1.00
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Sharon Green	OR1 113	EL-063-10	Speaking & Listening 3.00	Y
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM				MTWRF 11 :00AM- 1 1:50AM Staff	ORI 203
	9/12-13
				EL-071-10	Reading & Vocabulary 3.00	Y
ED-680-46	Strategy Successful Classroom 1 .00			MTWRF 1:00 PM-1 :50 PM Staff	ORI 103
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Williams	ORI 212
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM			EL-072-10	Reading & Vocabulary 3.00	Y
	12/5-6				MTWRF 1:00 PM-1 :50 PM Staff	WHI 505
The following courses are arranged.			EL-073-10	Reading & Vocabulary 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 1:00 PM-1 :50 PM Staff	ORI 203
ED-555-50	Sp Methods: Art Elem/Mid	2.00	Y
		Laurie Thrasher	ARR	EL-081-10	Grammar 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 9:00 AM-9:50 AM Staff	OR1 103
ED-555-51	Sp Methods: Art Sec	2.00	Y
		K. Mendenhall	ARR	EL-082-10	Grammar 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 9:00 AM-9:50 AM Staff	WHI 505
ED-555-52	Sp Methods: Biology	2.00	Y
		S. Ferguson	ARR	EL-091-10	Writing (Comp) 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM Staff	OR1 103
ED-555-53	Sp Methods: Bus Sec/Mid	2.00	Y
		Staff	ARR	EL-092-10	Writing (Comp) 3.00	Y
					MTWRF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM Staff	WHI 505
ED-555-54	Sp Methods: Chemistry	2.00	Y
		Staff	ARR	EL-093-10	Writing (Comp) 3.00	Y
ED-555-55	Sp Methods: English	2.00	Y		MTWRF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM Staff	ORI 203
		Judith Roberts	ARR

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
English	Students enrolled in FS-101 are required to
				attend extended orientation: v/Zb-Zb,
EN-095-10	Intro to Writing	3.00		Q'DD am- 3 -Of) n m
	MW 9 00 AM-10'15 AM	Staff	BOR 402		r
EN-095-11	Intro to Writing MW 10:30 AM-11:45 AM	3.00
Staff	BOR 402	Meets every Monday and the following Fridays:
EN-095-12	Intro to Writing	3.00		9/5, 12,	19 & 26; 10/3, 17	24 & 31
	TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	Staff	BOR 420	FS-101-10	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-095-13	Intro to Writing	3.00			MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	ORI 102
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Staff	BOR 402	FS-101-11	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-111-10	Comp 1: Windows	3.00	Y		MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	ORI 206
Level 1	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Staff	ORI 212/105	FS-101-12	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-111-11	Comp 1: Windows	3.00	Y		MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	ORI 207
Level 1	TR 8:00 AM-9:15 AM	Staff	OR1 102/105	FS-101-13	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-111-12	Comp 1: Windows	3.00	Y		MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	ORI 211
Level 1	TR 2:30 PM-3:15 PM	Staff	OR1 102/106	FS-101-14	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-112-10	Composition II	3.00	Y		MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	BOR 401
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Stanley Banks	WHI 506	FS-101-15	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-112-11	Composition II	3.00	Y		MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	BOR 403
	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Stanley Banks	BOR 420	FS-101-16	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-213-10	Advanced Composition	3.00			MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	BOR 420
	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Cecile Kandl	BOR 402	FS-101-17	First Year Seminar	1.00
EN-233-10	Fiction Writing	3.00			MF 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	WHI 506
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Stanley Banks	BOR 420
EN-261C-10	The Short Story	3.00		Geography
Level II	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Mary Benson	BOR 403	GG-101-10	World Geography	3.00
EN-261C-11	The Short Story	3.00			MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Reulan Levin	ORI 205
Level II	MW 10:30 AM-1 1 :45 AM	Mary Benson	BOR 403
EN-271C-10	African-American Lit	3.00		Health
Level II	MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	Stanley Banks	ORI 206	HE-101-10	Health Care Career	2.00
EN-WS-275C-10	Women & Literature	3.00			TR 11:00 AM-1 1:50 AM	Larry Sullivan	ORI 211
Level II	TR 2:30 PM-3:45 PM	Cecile Kandl	BOR 403			Michele Hinds
EN-351-25	Mod Grammar & Linguistics	3.00		History
	M 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Mary Benson	BOR 401
	Meets 9/15-11/3 only.
			HI-111C-10	World Civ 1	3.00
EN-440-10	19th Century British Lit	3.00		Level II	TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	Jeffrey Myers	ORI 202
	TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Mark Reger	BOR 402	HI-121C-10	Am Experience 1	3.00
EN-443-10	Adv Creative Writing	3.00	Y	Level II	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Sherry Schirmer	ORI 202
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Stanley Banks	BOR 420	HI-1 21 C-1 1	Am Experience 1	3.00
EN-449C-10	Literary Criticism	3.00	Y	Level II	TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Sherry Schirmer	ORI 202
	TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Cecile Kandl	BOR 401	HI-322C-10	New Republic	3.00
EN-499C-10	Senior Seminar	3.00	Y		TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Sherry Schirmer	ORI 202
	F 9:00 AM-11 :40 AM	Mary Benson	BOR 424	HI-364C-10	World Communism TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	3.00 Jeffrey Myers	ORI 202
First Year Seminar
				HI-499C-10	Senior Thesis	3.00
				Y
					T 2:30 PM-5:10 PM	Jeffrey Myers	ORI 203

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location		Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
	MA-115-10 Level 1	Finite Math MW 9:00 AM-1 0:1 5 AM
Interdisciplinary Studies	3.00 Licia Crawford	Y ORI 211
IS-WS-310-10	Image/Reality Women	3.00	Y		MA-11 5-11	Finite Math	3.00	Y
Level III	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Carol Coburn S. Caliendo	ORI 205		Level 1	MW 10:30 AM-11 :45 AM	Angela Metzger	ORI 211
					MA-1 20-10	College Algebra	3.00	Y
IS-31 8-10	The Mask	3.00	Y	$50	Level 1	MW 9:00 AM-1 0:1 5 AM	Kathy Fick	ORI 206
Level III	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Marci Aylward	DAL 813
		Masoud Delkhah	HOD 714		MA-1 20-11	College Algebra	3.00	Y
					Level 1	MWF 11:00 AM-1 1:50 AM	Kathy Fick	ORI 202
IS-31 8-11	The Mask	3.00	Y	$50
Level III	TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	Marci Aylward	DAL 813		MA-1 20-1 2	College Algebra	3.00	Y
		Masoud Delkhah	HOD 714		Level 1	TR 11:00 AM-12:15AM	Kathleen Roy	ORI 207
IS-RS-31 9-40	US Women.Religion & Comm	3.00	Y		MA-241-10	Calc & Anal Geometry 1	5.00
Level III	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Coburn	ORI 204		Level 1	MWF 9:00 AM-9:50 AM	Kathleen Roy	ORI 202
	S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM					TR 9:30 AM-10:20 AM
	9/19-20, 10/17-18, 11/14-15
					MA-305-20	Geometry: El/Mid	3.00	Y
IS-WS-319-40	US Women.Religion & Comm	3.00	Y			M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Tasha Zismer	ORI 206
Level III	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Carol Coburn	ORI 204		MA-306-20	Methods: Elem & Mid	3.00	Y
	9/19-20, 10/17-18, 11/14-15				W 5:30 PM-8:10 PM	Kathleen Roy	OR1 115
IS-320-10	The Holocaust	3.00	Y		MA-315-10	Intro to Advanced Math	3.00	Y
Level III	MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Charlene Gould Jeffrey Myers	ORI 202			MW 4:00 PM-5:15 PM	Kathy Fick	ORI 206
					MA-330C-20	Math & Its History	3.00	Y
IS-WS-331-10	Women & Science	3.00	Y			M 5:30 PM-8:10 PM	Kathy Fick	ORI 203
Level III	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Steve Daggett	ORI 207
		Sherry Schirmer			MA-360-10	Probability & Stats 1	3.00	Y
						MW 10:30 AM-11 :45 AM	Kathleen Roy	ORI 205
IS-345-20	Politics & Literature R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	3.00 S. Caliendo	Y ORI 204
Level III		1 Music
	Nancy Cervetti
					MU-11 0C-10 Level II	Music Appreciation MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	3.00 Amity Bryson
Legal Studies (Paralegal Program)	BOR 424
LG-100C-20	Intro to Paralegal	3.00			MU-110C-11	Music Appreciation	3.00
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	OR1 103		Level II	TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	Amity Bryson	BOR 424
LG-345-20	Intro to Litigation	3.00			MU-111-50	Voice	1.00	$175
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	OR1 103				Amity Bryson	ARR
LG-346-20	Employment Law	3.00	Y		MU-115-50	Piano	1.00	$175
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	ORI 203				Paul Higdon	ARR
LG-350-20	Wills, Trusts, Estates	3,00			MU-119-50	Beginning Guitar	1.00	$175
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 211				Joseph English	ARR
LG-380-50	Legal Documents	1.00			MU-151-10	Avila Singers	1.00
		Staff	ARR			MTWR 3:00 PM-4:00 PM	Amity Bryson	BOR 318
Mathematics	MU-21 1-50	Voice	1.00	Y $175
							Amity Bryson	ARR
MA-095-10	Basic Algebra	3.00
	MWF 8:00 AM-8:50 AM	Angela Metzger	ORI 115		MU-215-50	Piano	1.00	Y $175
							Paul Higdon	ARR
MA-095-11	Basic Algebra	3.00
	MWF 9:00 AM-9:50 AM	Angela Metzger	OR1 115		MU-291-10	Diction	3.00
						TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Amity Bryson	BOR 401
MA-095-12	Basic Algebra	3.00
	MWF 11:00 AM-11 :50 AM	Licia Crawford	OR1 115		MU-311-50	Voice	1.00	Y $175
							Amity Bryson	ARR
MA-095-20	Basic Algebra	3.00						Y $200
	MW 6:00 PM-7:15 PM	Licia Crawford	ORI 202		MU-311-51	Voice	2.00
							Amity Bryson	ARR

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit Pre Req/Fee

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor Location

MU-315-50	Piano	1.00	Y	$175
		Paul Higdon	ARR
MU-315-51	Piano	2.00	Y	$200
		Paul Higdon	ARR
MU-373-10	Music Theory III	3.00
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Paul Higdon	BOR 307
MU-373L-11	Music Theory III Lab	1.00
	T 10:00 AM-10:50 AM	Paul Higdon	BOR 307
	* Must take with MU-373-10.
MU-383C-10	Music History 1	3.00
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Amity Bryson	BOR 307
MU-411-50	Voice	1.00	Y	$175
		Amity Bryson	ARR
MU-411-51	Voice	2.00	Y	$200
		Amity Bryson	ARR
MU-415-50	Piano	1.00	Y	$175
		Paul Higdon	ARR
MU-415-51	Piano	2.00	Y	$200
		Paul Higdon	ARR

Natural Science
NS-1 50-40	Fossils of KC F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 10/24-25	1.00 Linda Cleveland	ORI 207
NS-231-10 Level II	Meteorology w/Lab TR 1 :00 PM-3:00 PM	4.00 Mark Seelbinder	$60 OR1 115/105
NS-250C-10 Level II	Astronomy w/Lab MW 1:30 PM-2:45 PM M 7:00 PM-8:50 PM	4.00 Eric Anderson	Y OR1 104	$60
NS-497C-10	Research 1 T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	1.00-2.00 Staff	Y ORI 215	$60
NS-498C-10	Research li T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	1.00-2.00 Staff	Y ORI 215	$60
NS-499C-10	Research Colloqum & Semr T 4:00 PM-4:50 PM	1.00 Staff	Y ORI 215	$60
Nursing
NU-451C-10	Nursing Concepts TR 10:00 AM-11:50 AM	4.00 Martha Blackman	Y BOR 403	$25
NU-453-10	Health Assessment T 1:00 PM-2:50 PM * You must choose a lab	3.00 Lonna Boen listed below.	Y BOR 423	$25
NU-453-11	Health Assessmt Lab #1 R 1:00 PM-2:50 PM	0.00 Lonna Boen	Y BOR 319
NU-453-12	Health Assessmt Lab #2 F 9:00 AM-1 0:50 AM	0.00 Michele Hinds	Y BOR 319

Dept-No-Sec Core Levels	Title Dates/Time	Credit Instructor	Pre Req/Fee Location
NU-454C-10	Socialization Into Nursing TR 8:30 AM-9:45 AM	3.00 Michele Hinds	Y BOR 403	$25
NU-457-10	Patient Care Skills MW 9:00 AM-11 :20 AM	3.00 Martha Blackman Lonna Boen	Y BOR 319	$25
NU-457-11	Patient Care Skills MW 1:00 PM-3:20 PM	3.00 Martha Blackman Lonna Boen	Y BOR 319	$25
NU-462C-10	Research in Nursing MR 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	3.00 Susan Fetsch	Y BOR 423	$25
NU-465-10	Mental Health MR 8:30 AM-10:15 AM * Clinical dates and times	6.00 Brenda Patzel to be announced.	Y BOR 423	$65
NU-467-10	Continuum Care/Adult 6.00 MR 1:00 PM-2:50 PM Janet Reagor * Clinical dates and times to be announced.	Y BOR 423	$65
I Physics
PH-117-10 Level II	Physics Concepts w/Lab TR 8:00 AM-1 0:20 AM	4.00 Eric Anderson	Y OR1 104	$60
PH-231-10	Gen Physics 1 w/Lab MWF 8:00 AM-9:50 AM	5.00 Eric Anderson	Y ORI 104	$60
I Philosophy
PL-11 1C-10 Level II	Intro to Philosophy MWF 8:00 AM-8:50 AM	3.00 Ruth Stuckel	BOR 424
PL-111C-11 Level II	Intro to Philosophy TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	3.00 Ruth Stuckel	ORI 206
PL-WS-226-40	Women Philosophers F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 11/21-22	1.00 Ruth Stuckel	ORI 206
PL-255C-10 Level II	Ethics MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	3.00 Ruth Stuckel	ORI 102
PL-255C-11 Level II	Ethics TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	3.00 Ruth Stuckel	BOR 424
PL-255C-20 Level II	Ethics R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	3.00 Clifford Kroski	ORI 206
PL-255C-40 Level II	Ethics 3.00 F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Richard Sumpter S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM 9/19-20, 10/17-18, 11/14-15	ORI 205
I Political Science
PS-120-10 Level II	Am Nat Government MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	3.00 S. Caliendo	OR1 102
PS-120-11 Level II	Am Nat Government TR 9:30 AM-10:45 AM	3.00 S. Caliendo	ORI 211

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
PS-230-10	Quantitative Methods TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	3.00 David Wissmann
Y ORI 204	1 Graduate Courses in Psychology
PS-231 -10	Am Justice Systems	3.00		PY-601-20	Statistics	3.00
	TR 2:30 PM-3:45 PM	Derek Moorhead	ORI 103		T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Cathy Bogart	BOR 423
PS-337-20	Mock Trial	1.00		PY-605-20	Theory/Method Counseling 3.00
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	S. Caliendo	ORI 211		M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Amy Bucher	ORI 207
PS-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y	PY-61 0-20	Personality Development	3.00
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211	PY-635-20	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM Intelligence Assess	Stephen Sirridge 3.00	HOD 704 $50
Psychology				T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 204
PY-101C-10	General Psychology	3.00		PY-655-20	Advanced Social Psych	3.00	Y
Level II	MWF 8:00 AM-8:50 AM	Staff	BOR 403		M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	L. Reboy-Woolery	HOD 704
PY-101C-11	General Psychology	3.00		PY-680-20	Child/Adol Behavior	3.00
Level II	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Cathy Bogart	ORI 207		R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	S. McCalley	OR1 115
PY-203-10	Cognitive Psychology	3.00	Y	PY-685-10	Counseling Practicum	3.00	Y
	MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Cathy Bogart	BOR 424		R 4:00 PM-5:50 PM	Mary Schuele	BOR 403
PY-220-10	Child/Adolescent PY	3.00		PY-685-11	Counseling Practicum	3.00	Y
	MW 9:00 AM-1 0:1 5 AM	L. Reboy-Woolery	WHI 507		R 4:00 PM-5:50 PM	Amy Bucher	BOR 423
PY-224-10	Human Relations in Org	3.00		PY-695-10	Internship	1.00-5.00	Y
	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Maria Hunt	ORI 205		W 4:00 PM-5:30 PM	Stephen Sirridge	BOR 403
PY-31 0-10	Abnormal Psychology TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	3.00 Stephen Sirridge	Y ORI 207	1 Religious Studies
PY-316-10	Social Psychology	3.00	Y	RS-WS-111-10	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Dona Neuman	ORI 102	Level II	MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	Mary Hynes	BOR 424
PY-353-20	Therapy: Theory/Method	3.00	Y $20	RS-WS-111-20	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
	W 7:00 PM-9:40 PM	N. McReynolds	DAL 817	Level II	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Mary Hynes	ORI 211
PY-360-00	Applied Organizational Py	3.00		RS-113C-10	New Testament	3.00
		Staff	Internet	Level II	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Clifford Kroski	ORI 204
PY-380-10	Adult Development	3.00		RS-113C-11	New Testament	3.00
	TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	L. Reboy-Woolery	OR1 102	Level II	TR 2:30 PM-3:45 PM	Clifford Kroski	BOR 424
PY-380-11	Health Psychology	3.00		RS-117-10	World Religions	3.00
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Stephen Sirridge	BOR 424	Level II	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Mary Hynes	BOR 424
PY-390-50	Directed Study	1.00-3.00	Y	RS-117-40	World Religions	3.00
	Cathy Bogart	ARR	Level II	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Mary Hynes	ORI 206
PY-390-51	Directed Study	1.00-3.00	Y		9/12-13, 10/34, 10/17-18
	L. Reboy-Woolery	ARR	RS-WS-225-10	Catholicism	3.00
PY-390-52	Directed Study	1.00-3.00	Y	Level II	MW 3:30 PM4:45 PM	Mary Hynes	BOR 424
		Stephen Sirridge	ARR	RS-IS-31 9-40	US Women.Religion & Comm	3.00	Y
PY-485C-10	Practicum	3.00	Y	Level III	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Carol Coburn	ORI 204
	M 9:00 AM-9:50 AM	Maria Hunt	ORI 113		S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
					9/19-20, 10/17-18, 11/14-15
PY-497C-10	Stats/Research Methods II	3.00	Y
	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	L. Reboy-Woolery	BOR 403	1 Radiologic Science
PY-498C-50	Independent Research	2.00	Y
		L. Reboy-Woolery	ARR	RT-455-10	Rad Science II	3.00	Y
				TR 9:30 AM-1 0:45 AM	Carole Hillestad	ORI 114
				RT-456-10	Rad Science III	2.00	Y
					M 2:30 PM-4:10 PM	Kristi Littleton	OR1 114

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
RT457-10	Rad Proc III w/Lab	4.00	Y	$25	SO-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y
	TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Carole Hillestad	ORI 114			M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211
RT-457-11	Rad Proc III Lab #1	0.00	Y		SO-495-50	Practicum	3.00	Y
	T 1:00 PM-2:30 PM	Carole Hillestad	OR1 114				Dona Neuman	ARR
RT-457-12	Rad Proc III Lab #2	0.00	Y		SO499C-50	Independent Research	3.00	Y
	R 1:00 PM-2:30 PM	Carole Hillestad	ORI 114	$35			David Wissmann	ARR
RT461-10	Clinical Ed II	5.00	Y
	MWF 7:30 AM4:00 PM	S. Whisler	Off-Campus	Spanish
		Kristi Littleton
					SP-111-10	Spanish 1	3.00
RT-464-1 0	Clinical Ed V	5.00	Y	$35		TR 4:00 PM-5:15 PM	John Sanders	BOR 401
	M 7:30 AM-1 1:30 AM	S. Whisler	Off-Campus
	TRF 7:30 AM-4:00 PM	Kristi Littleton			SP-1 12-20	Spanish II	3.00
						TR 6:00 PM-7:15 PM	John Sanders	BOR 401
RT466-10	Radiologic Path	2.00	Y
	W 2:30 PM-4 10 PM	Kristi Littleton	ORI 114		1
					Sports Science
RT-467-10	Film Evaluation	1.00	Y
	W 12:00 PM-12:50 PM	Carole Hillestad	ORI 114		SS-101-10	Intro to Sports Science	3.00
						TR 11:00 AM-12:15 PM	Jodi Courts	ORI 212/215
RT-469C-10	Cross-Sect Anatomy	3.00	Y	$25
	MW 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	S. Whisler	OR1 114		SS-312-10	Pharmacology	3.00	Y
						MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	Staff	ORI 212
RT-480-50	Special Procedure Topics	2.00	Y
		Carole Hillestad	ARR		SS-380-10	Topics: Sports Science	3.00	Y
						MWF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM	Jodi Courts	OR1 115
RT485-50	Teaching Practicum in RT	3.00	Y
		Carole Hillestad	ARR		1 .
				$35	Social Work
RT486-50	Clinical Practicum	3.00	Y
		S. Whisler	ARR		SW-225-20	Issues Funding	3.00
						R 6:00 PM-840 PM	Rex Wiant	ORI 205
RT490-50	DS: Radiology Mgmt	3.00	Y
		Carole Hillestad	ARR		SW-280-50	Mini:Agency Exp	1.00	Y
							Lindee Wilson	ARR
RT492-50	Ed Admin: Rad Science	3.00	Y
		Carole Hillestad	ARR		SW-311-40	Child Abuse/Neglect	3.00
						F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Staff	ORI 205
						S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM
Sociology						8/22-23, 9/5-6, 9/12-13
SO-101C-10	Intro to Sociology	3.00		$10	SW-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y
Level II	MW 10:30 AM-1 1:45 AM	David Wissmann	ORI 212			M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211
SO-101C-11	Intro to Sociology	3.00		$10	SW-451C-10	Human Behavior 1	3.00	Y
Level II	MW 2:00 PM-3:15 PM	Staff	ORI 204			MW 10:30 AM-11:45AM	Lindee Wilson	OR1 113
SO-101C-12	Intro to Sociology	3.00		$10	SW462-10	Practice II	3.00	Y
Level II	TR 8:00 AM-9: 15 AM	Dona Neuman	ORI 204			R 9:30 AM-12:10 PM	Lindee Wilson	OR1 113
S04 22-10	Cultural Anthropology	3.00			SW-495-50	Field Instruction 1	5.00	Y
Level II	F 9:00 AM-1 1:40 AM	David Wissmann	BOR 403				Lindee Wilson	ARR
SO-230-10	Quantitative Methods	3.00	Y		SW499C-10	Field Seminar	1.00	Y
	TR 1 :00 PM-2:15 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 204			T 9:30 AM-11 :30 AM	Lindee Wilson	OR1 113
SO-3 16-10	Social Psychology	3.00	Y		1 Thoafro
	TR 11:00 AM-1 2: 15 PM	Dona Neuman	ORI 102		1 1 1 ICull C
SO-320-10	Social Systems	3.00	Y		TR-227-10	Stage Makeup	2.00
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Dona Neuman	ORI 205			MW 3:30 PM-4:45 PM	A. Christopher	GOP
SO-360-10	Crime & Society	3.00
	MW 2:00 PM-315PM	Dona Neuman	ORI 207		TR-251-10	Stagecraft w/Lab	4.00
						TR 9:30 AM-1045 AM	Staff	GOP

* You must choose a lab listed below.

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee	Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location	Core Levels	Dates/T me	Instructor	Location
				WS-IS-31 0-10	Image/Reality Women	3.00	Y
TR-251L-11	Stagecraft Lab 1	0.00		Level III	TR 1:00 PM-2:15 PM	Carol Coburn	ORI 205
	TR 1:00 PM-2:50 PM	Staff	GOP			S. Caliendo
TR-251L-12	Stagecraft Lab II	0.00		WS-IS-31 9-40	US Women, Religion & Comm	3.00	Y
	TR 3:00 PM-4:50 PM	Staff	GOP	Level III	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Carol Coburn	ORI 204
TR-271-10	Principles of Acting	3.00			9/19-20, 10/17-18, 11/14-15
	MWF 10:00 AM-10:50 AM	Robert Foulk	HOD 714	WS-IS-331-10	Women & Science	3.00	Y
TR-285-50	Theatre Tech Practicum	1.00-2.00	Y	Level III	MW 9:00 AM-10:15 AM	Steve Daggett	ORI 207
		Staff	ARR			Sherry Schirmer
TR-285-51	Costume Practicum	1.00-2.00	Y	WS-RS-111-10	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
		A. Christopher	ARR	Level II	MW 10:30 AM-11 :45 AM	Mary Hynes	BOR 424
TR-285-52	Stage Mgmt Practicum	1.00-2.00	Y	WS-RS-111-20	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
TR-285-53	Directing Practicum	Robert Foulk	ARR	Level II	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Mary Hynes	ORI 211
1.00-2.00 Charlene Gould	Y ARR	I EVENING COURSES
TR-361-10	Stage Management MW 12:30 PM-1:45 PM	3.00 Robert Foulk
BOR 402	1 Accounting
TR-390-50	Directed Study	3.00	Y	AC-201 -20	Principles of Accounting 1	3.00	Y
		Robert Foulk	ARR		W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Nancy Fryer	ORI 212
TR-425-10	Dramatic Theory/Criticism	3.00		AC-202-20	Principles of Accounting II	3.00	Y
	MW 9:00 AM-10:15AM	Charlene Gould	BOR 401		T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Nancy Fryer	BOR 402
TR-4 54-50	Advanced Lighting & Sound	3.00	Y	AC-250-20	Accounting Issues	3.00	Y
		Staff	ARR		W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Bonnie Givens	ORI 207
TR-457-50	Advanced Design Project	2.00	Y	AC-361 -20	Intermediate Accounting 1	3.00	Y
		Staff	ARR		M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Doris Frede	ORI 212
TR-465-50	TR Mgmt Practicum	1.00-2.00	Y	AC-451 C-20	Tax Accounting 1	3.00	Y
TR-473-10	Acting Styles II	Charlene Gould 3.00	ARR		R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Doris Frede	ORI 212
	1 Art
	MW 10:30 AM-11 :45 AM	Charlene Gould	BOR 318
TR-4 90-50	Directed Study	3.00	Y	AR-353-20	Therapy: Theory/Method	3.00	Y	O CNJ
		Charlene Gould	ARR		W 7:00 PM-9:40 PM	N. McReynolds	DAL 817
TR-495-50	Internship	3.00	Y	AR-355-20	Fiber Design	3.00	Y	$40
		Charlene Gould	ARR		M 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Staff	DAL 817
TR-499C-50	Senior Project	3.00	Y	AR-443-20	Advertising Design	3.00		$30
TR-499C-51	Senior Project	Masoud Delkhah	ARR		T 6:00 PM-10:00 PM	Staff	DAL 817
3.00	Y	I Business
	Robert Foulk	ARR
TR-499C-52	Senior Project	3.00	Y	BU-110C-20	Understanding Computers	3.00
		Charlene Gould	ARR	BU-31 0-20	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 106
Women’s Studies	Marketing M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	3.00 Brian Buckler	Y ORI 205
WS-PL-226-40	Women Philosophers	1.00		BU-31 3-20	Promotion Strategy	3.00	Y
	F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	Ruth Stuckel	ORI 206		R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Wendy Acker	ORI 202
	11/21-22			BU-322C-20	Org Behavior & Development	3.00	Y
					T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	OR1 102
WS-EN-275C-10	Women & Literature	3.00
Level II	TR 2:30 PM-3:45 PM	Cecile Kandl	BOR 403	BU-346-20	Employment Law	3.00	Y
					T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	ORI 203

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Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
BU-411-20	International Mktg	3.00	y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 205
BU-417C-20	Mktg Research	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Brian Buckler	OR1 102
BU-435C-20	Financial Policy	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	BOR 401
BU-499C-20	Business Policy	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	WHI 505
Graduate Courses for Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
The following courses meet from 9/2 - 11/17 only.
AC-501 -25	Financial Accounting	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 507
AC-650-25	Managerial Accounting	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 115
AC-655-25	Advanced Cost Accounting 3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Bonnie Givens	BOR 402
BU-505-25	Bus Legislation	3.00
	T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 115
BU-613-25	Promotion Mgmt	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 505
BU-61 5-25	Mktg Strategy	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Brian Buckler	WHI 505
BU-635-25	Financial Mgmt II	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Robert Gay	WHI 507
BU-637-25	International Finance	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 103
BU-662-25	MIS Project Dev/Mgmt	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	WHI 505
BU-674-25	Current Issues Health Care	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	BOR 402
BU-699-25	Org Policy/Strategy	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Robert Gay	WHI 507
EC-501-25	Economic Concepts	3.00
	T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Richard Woodall	WHI 507
EC-540-25	Statistics Analysis	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	BOR 420
EC-612-25	Managerial Economics	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-9:20 PM	Staff	OR1 113
Communication
CO- 11 0-20	Fund Communication	3.00
Level 1	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Steve lliff	DAL 820

CO-271 -20 Mac: Desktop Publishing 3.00 $25

W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM Roger Hunt DAL MAC

Dept-No-Sec	Title	Credit	Pre Req/Fee
Core Levels	Dates/Time	Instructor	Location
Computer Science
CS-110C-20	Understanding Computers	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	OR1 106
CS-340-20	Database Management	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 102/106
Economics
EC-202C-20	Prin of Microeconomics	3.00	Y
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 205
EC-241 -20	Quantitative Analysis	3.00	Y
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 102
Education
ED-212-20	PE/Health Education	3.00
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	G. Steenbergen	ORI 204
ED-367-20	Transition/Career Ed	2.00
	W 6:00 PM-7:40 PM	Arden Powell	ORI 206
Graduate Courses in Education
The following course meets all semester.
ED-537-20	General Methods II	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Reulan Levin	ORI 207
The following courses meet from 8/28 - 10/16 only.
ED-515-25	General Methods	3.00
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Laura Sloan	HOD 704
ED-515-26	General Methods	3.00
	R 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Lou Sears	BOR 424
The following courses meet from 9/2 - 30 only.
ED-521 -25	Developmental Pysch	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	ORI 207
ED-521 -26	Development Pysch	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Jeanne Finley	BOR 403
ED-612-25	Measurement & Assessment	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Fred Geer	HOD 704
ED-612-26	Measurement & Assessment	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Kathy Hardy	ORI 212
The following courses meet 9/3, 9/17 &10/1 only.
ED-585-25	Practicum	2.00	$75
	W 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Vickie Trutzel Ann West	WHI CEN
ED-585-26	Practicum	3.00	$125
	W 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Vickie Trutzel Ann West	WHI CEN

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Dept-No-Sec Core Levels

Title

Dates/Time

Credit

Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

Dept-No-Sec Core Levels

Title

Dates/Time

Credit

Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

The following courses meet from 10/7 - 11/4 only.

Political Science

ED-535-25

PY Exceptional Child T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM

3.00

Fred Geer

HOD 704

ED-535-26	PY Exceptional Child	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Connie Sanders	BOR 403
The following courses meet from 10/7 - 11/25 only.
ED-617-25	Adv Behavioral Mgmt	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Staff	ORI 212
ED-617-26	Adv Behavioral Mgmt	3.00
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Sally Smith	ORI 207
The following courses meet from 11/11 - 12/9 only.
ED-587-25	Ed Foundations	3.00	Y
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Reulan Levin	HOD 704
ED-587-26	Ed Foundations	3.00	Y
	T 5:30 PM-9:30 PM	Janyce Rooney	BOR 403
Interdisciplinary Studies
IS-345-20	Politics & Literature	3.00	Y
Level III	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	S. Caliendo Nancy Cervetti	ORI 204
Legal Studies (Paralegal Program)
LG-100C-20	Intro to Paralegal	3.00
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	ORI 103
LG-345-20	Intro to Litigation	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 103
LG-346-20	Employment Law	3.00	Y
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Judy Gibbs	ORI 203
LG-350-20	Wills, Trusts, Estates	3.00
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 211
Mathematics
MA-095-20	Basic Algebra	3.00
	MW 6:00 PM-7.15 PM	Licia Crawford	ORI 202
MA-305-20	Geometry: El/Mid	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Tasha Zismer	ORI 206
MA-306-20	Methods: Elem & Mid	3.00	Y
	W 5:30 PM-8:10 PM	Kathleen Roy	OR1 115
MA-330C-20	Math & Its History	3.00	Y
	M 5:30 PM-8:10 PM	Kathy Fick	ORI 203
Philosophy
PL-255C-20	Ethics	3.00
Level II	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Clifford Kroski	ORI 206

PS-337-20	Mock Trial	1.00
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	S. Caliendo	ORI 211
PS-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211
Psychology
PY-353-20	Therapy: Theory/Method	3.00	Y $20
	W 7:00 PM-9:40 PM	N. McReynolds	DAL 817
Graduate Courses in Psychology
PY-601-20	Statistics	3.00
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Cathy Bogart	BOR 423
PY-605-20	Theory/Method Counseling 3.00
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Amy Bucher	ORI 207
PY-610-20	Personality Development	3.00
	W 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Stephen Sirridge	HOD 704
PY-635-20	Intelligence Assess	3.00	$50
	T 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Staff	ORI 204
PY-655-20	Advanced Social Psych	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	L. Reboy-Woolery	HOD 704
PY-680-20	Child/Adol Behavior	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	S. McCalley	OR1 115
Religious Studies
RS-WS-111-20	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
Level II	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Mary Hynes	ORI 211
Sociology
SO-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211
Spanish
SP-112-20	Spanish II	3.00
	TR 6:00 PM-7:15 PM	John Sanders	BOR 401
Social Work
SW-225-20	Issues Funding	3.00
	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Rex Wiant	ORI 205
SW-397C-20	Research Methods	3.00	Y
	M 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	David Wissmann	ORI 211
Women’s Studies
WS-RS-111-20	Intro to Religious Studies	3.00
Level II	R 6:00 PM-8:40 PM	Mary Hynes	ORI 211

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Summer & Fall 2003 Course Schedule & Step-By-Step Registration Guide

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Summer and Fall 2003 Saturday and Weekend Course Information

Weekend/Saturday/Evening

Services

Students attending evening, weekend intensive and Saturday classes have a number of services available:

1. processing registration

2. paying bills if students know their balances already (no cash)

3. obtaining various forms needed for academic purposes

When classes are in session, a secretary is available on the second floor of O'Rielly Hall at the following times:

Hours

M-R 5:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

F 5:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Sat 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Saturday Course Information

Saturday Course Policies

1 . The closing dates for registration and withdrawal are found in the class list- ings. There is no late charge for adding a Saturday class.

2. If you take any session of the six-week courses and intend to secure student

loans, you must apply by the first day of the course.

3. If you are a part-time student and you withdraw from the fall six-week class, you are eligible for refunds under the following schedule:

a. complete refund if the withdrawal takes place before the start of course

b. 50% refund if the withdrawal takes place after the 1 st meeting of class

c. no refund if the withdrawal takes place after the 2nd meeting of class

4. Students may withdraw from a six- week course with a grade of “W” up to and including the 4th meeting of the class.

Weekend Course Information

Weekend Intensive Course Policies

1 . The closing date for registration in a weekend intensive course is one week prior to the beginning of the course. Exceptions to this policy are at the discretion of the academic department. There is no late charge for adding a weekend class.

2. Withdrawal schedule is given in the grid on page 18.

3. If you are a part-time student and you withdraw from a weekend intensive course before the beginning of the

course, you will receive full tuition reimbursement.

4. If you withdraw after the first weekend (for weekend classes of two or three credit hours) but before the second weekend of the course you will receive 50% reimbursement for the course tuition.

5. The Credit/No Credit grade option is available to students for special ses- sion courses. For a one-credit course, this grading option must be contracted prior to the beginning of the course. If more than one-credit course, this grad- ing option must be contracted prior to the second meeting of the course.

7. You are required to attend all sessions of a weekend intensive course. If you miss any part of the class, your final course grade may be reduced, possibly even to a failing grade If you cannot attend all sessions, you should not enroll in a weekend intensive course or should withdraw from the class.

Weekend Intensive Course Requirements

1 . Weekend intensive courses require readings prior to beginning of class.

2. Students may be tested on that mate- rial during first class meeting.

3. Students should access a copy of th reading assignment in the library or on-line at the library web page: www.avila.edu/HBL/index.htm. Select Electronic Reserve.

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Location Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

Saturday Courses

Last day to register: 9/5; Last day to drop: 10/24

ED-320-30 Microcomputers In Ed 3.00 $20

S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM Jennifer Cutler OR1 106

Meets: 9/6, 9/20, 10/4, 10/25, 11/8, 11/22

Includes word processing and database activities, various forms of record keeping, an introduction to HyperCard and other uses of computers in schools.

ED-520-30 Microcomputers In Ed 3.00 $20

S 8:30 AM-3:30 PM Jennifer Cutler OR1 106

Meets: 9/6, 9/20, 10/4, 10/25, 11/8, 11/22

September 12-13, 2003

BU-110C-40 Understanding Computers 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 9/26-27, 10/17-18)

This course will provide the background needed by the student to be computer literate. Half of the course will be lecture consisting of computer history, an overview of hardware and software, and elementary computer applications The other half will be lab allowing the student to have hands-on experience using a vanety of software packages.

BU-601-45 Bus, Govt & Society 3.00 Y

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 9/26-27, 10/24-25)

Please see description above under ED-320-30.

Weekend Intensive Courses

August 22-23, 2003

SW-311-40 Child Abuse/Neglect 3.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 9/5-6, 9/12-13)

This course provides an overview of the child welfare system, including child abuse laws, reporting, and foster care; an example of family functioning and dysfunctioning in relation- ship to children’s services; and an emphasis on the relationship of the family to subsystems such as school, neighborhood, and community.

September 5-6, 2003

AR-11 0-40 Intro to Art: Gallery Tours 3.00 $15

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is' of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/3-4, 11/7-8)

A review of the basic means-ends relationship which exists between society's goals and the various units comprising the economic and political systems, with special emphasis given to ethical behavior.

CS-110C-40 Understanding Computers 3.00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions. Next sessions: 9/26-27, 10/17-18)

This course will provide the background needed by the student to be computer literate. Half of the course will be lecture consisting of computer history, an overview of hardware and software, and elementary computer applications. The other half will be lab allowing the student to have hands-on experience using a variety of software packages.

ED-380-40 Fundamentals of MAP 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Lou Sears OR1 115

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

The purpose of Fundamentals of the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) is to have students acquire the latest information available concerning the MAP as well as strategies that will enable them to develop effective classroom instruction. Students will learn how the MAP was developed as well as the basic components of the test in all the content areas. Students will become familiar with the Show-Me Standards and the Curriculum Frameworks (Regular and Annotated) developed by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). Students will learn how to develop their own selected response, constructed response, performance event and scoring guides. They will become aware of the importance of creating assessment questions similar to the MAP test to help their own students become familiar with the format of the MAP test.

Provides a body of information and hands-on experience for making knowledgeable judgments about works of art and understanding the artistic ideas behind their creation. Course will include trips and tours to local galleries. May include studio work and meeting with artists.

CO-1 81 -40 Survey of Film I 3.00 $20

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Dotty Hamilton DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 9/26-27, 10/24-25)

Historical overview of the progression of American film as an art form and industry from the silent era through the studio age. Screenings coupled with theory to develop critical reviewing skills and knowledge of film productions, distribution, regulation and exhibition.

SW-311-40 Child Abuse/Neglect

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(21"1 of 3 sessions, Next session: 9/12-13, See 8/22-23 for details)

ED-580-40 Fundamentals of MAP 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Lou Sears OR1 1 1 5

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

See description above under ED-380-40.

ED-68045 Reading Comprehension 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Sharon Green OR1 113

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

With reading comprehension identified as a state-wide initiative, this course will guide teachers in investigating theory and exploring best practice in literacy instruction.

RS-11740 World Religions 3.00

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 206

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/34, 10/17-18)

Both a historical and a critical look at human religious experience through a study of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islamism, and Judaism. Topics include the varieties of religious belief including those beliefs regarding ideas of the holy and sacred, scriptures, myths, symbols, rituals, and morality.

SW-31140 Child Abuse/Neglect

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rt of 3 sessions, See 8/22-23 for details)

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Instructor Location

Dept-No-Sec Title

Core Levels Dates/Time

Credit Pre Req/Fee

Instructor Location

September 19-20, 2003

IS-RS-31 9-40 US Women, Religion & Comm 3.00 Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Cobum ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/17-18, 11/14-15)

This course will examine women and religion and how the interaction of religious and gen- der ideology helped shape experiences and create women's communities within a variety of religious traditions in the United States. We will view religious experience through a multicultural lens which includes the perspectives of African-American, Native American, Jewish, Catholic and Protestant women and some women founders of American and international religious groups

IS-WS-319-40 US Women, Religion & Comm 3.00 Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Cobum ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/17-18, 11/14-15)

Please see description above under IS-RS-31 940.

PL-255C-40 Ethics 3.00

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Richard Sumpter ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1sl of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/17-18, 11/14-15)

October 3-4, 2003

AR-110-40 Intro to Art: Gallery Tours $15

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/7-8, See 9/5-6 for details)

CO-380-41 Final Cut Pro 1.00 Y $15

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Ben Meade DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

This is an intense course of instruction and practical application of the Final Cut Pro edit- ing software system for film and digital video. Prereq: CO-327, Basic Video Production.

ED-366-40 Parent Conferencing: Sec 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Lori Holstine ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Methods for communicating with parents of the high school student. Involvement of the family in the school community is stressed.

RS-117-40 World Religions

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 206

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/17-18, See 9/12-13 for details)

Critical examination of contemporary moral issues in light of underlying values, compo- nents of moral decision - making and standard ethical theories.

RS-IS-31 9-40 US Women, Religion & Comm 3.00 Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Cobum ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(Is1 of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/17-18, 11/14-15)

October 17-18, 2003

BU-110C-40 Understanding Computers

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 1 06

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/12-13 for details)

Please see description above under IS-RS-31 9-40.

WS-IS-319-40 US Women, Religion & Comm 3.00 Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Carol Cobum ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(1st of 3 sessions, Next sessions: 10/17-18, 11/14-15)

Please see description above under IS-RS-31 9-40.

September 26-27, 2003

BU-110C-40 Understanding Computers

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/17-18, See 9/12-13 for details)

BU-601-45 Bus, Govt & Society Y

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/24-25, See 9/12-13 for details)

CO-1 81 -40 Survey of Film I $20

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Dotty Hamilton DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/24-25, See 9/5-6 for details)

CS-110C-40 Understanding Computers

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Patrick Kopp OR1 106

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/17-18, See 9/12-13 for details)

CS-110C-40 Understanding Computers

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Patrick Kopp S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/12-13 for details)

ED-381-40 Health/Safety Issues 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Frevert S 8:30 PM-5:00 PM Ed majors only.

Are you prepared to handle a classroom emergency? This course will relate first aid to your lives and work situations as you learn to administer emergency first aid and perform CPR. Great skills to know for anyone who works with people.

ED-58140 Health/Safety Issues 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Frevert S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Ed Majors only.

Please see description above under ED-38140.

IS-RS-31940 US Women, Religion & Comm Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Carol Coburn ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/14-15, See 9/19-20 for details)

IS-WS-31940 US Women, Religion & Comm Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/14-15, See 9/19-20 for details) PL-255C-40 Ethics

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Richard Sumpter ORI 205

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/14-15, See 9/19-20 for details)

$50

ORI 202

OR1 106

$50

ORI 202

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Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Dept-No-Sec Title Credit

Location Core Levels Dates/Time Instructor

Pre Req/Fee Location

RS-117-40 World Religions

Level II F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Mary Hynes ORI 206

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/12-13 for details)

RS-IS-319-40 US Women, Religion & Comm Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Carol Coburn ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/14-15, See 9/19-20 for details)

WS-IS-319-40 US Women, Religion & Comm Y

Level III F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn ORI 204

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(2"d of 3 sessions, Next session: 11/14-15, See 9/19-20 for details)

October 24-25, 2003

BU-601-45 Bus, Govt & Society Y

F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Staff ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

2nd of 3 sessions, Next session: 10/24-25, See 9/12-13 for details)

CO-181-40 Survey of Film I $20

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Dotty Hamilton DAL 800

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3,d of 3 sessions, See 9/5-6 for details)

NS-1 50-40 Fossils of KC 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Linda Cleveland ORI 207

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

This course provides an introduction to common fossils of the Kansas City area south of the Missouri River. A field trip to collect fossils will be included and the fossils will be identified by phylum or class.

November 7-8, 2003

AR-1 10-40 Intro to Art: Gallery Tours $15

Level II F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Staff DAL 820

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

(3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/5-6 for details)

CO-380-40 The Creative Process 1 .00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Karl Yehle ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Techniques to stimulate creative thinking, especially applied to how media professionals build creative campaigns and generate ideas to sell products and services.

ED-381-41 Health/Safety Issues 1.00 $50

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Frevert ORI 202

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Ed Majors only.

Are you prepared to handle a classroom emergency? This course will relate first aid to your lives and work situations as you learn to administer emergency first aid and perform CPR. Great skills to know for anyone who works with people.

November 14-15, 2003
CO-380-42	Spike Lee/Am Culture 1 .00 F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Gerald Butters S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	$10 DAL 800
Spike Lee is arguably the most influential and prolific African-American filmmaker of the past 20 years. His films, which vary in quality and content, are undeniably provocative. This course will address the body of Lee's work and will examine how it relates to contem- porary American culture.
IS-RS-31 9-40 Level III	US Women, Religion & Comm F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3,d of 3 sessions, See 9/19-20 for details)	Y ORI 204
IS-WS-319-40 Level III	US Women, Religion & Comm F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3d1 of 3 sessions, See 9/19-20 for details)	Y ORI 204
PL-255C-40 Level II	Ethics F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Richard Sumpter S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/19-20 for details)	ORI 205
RS-IS-319-40 Level III	US Women, Religion & Comm F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/19-20 for details)	Y ORI 204
WS-IS-319-40 Level III	US Women, Religion & Comm F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Coburn S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM (3rd of 3 sessions, See 9/19-20 for details)	Y ORI 204
November 21-22, 2003
PL-WS-226-40	Women Philosophers 1 .00 F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Ruth Stuckel S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM	ORI 206
Examines the philosophy of contemporary women philosophers on a wide variety of sub- jects, including woman's nature and values, social and political philosophy, law, religion, and ethics. These writings present a woman's perspective with the intent of encouraging women to value and trust their experiences and ideas.
WS-PL-226-40	Women Philosophers 1 .00 F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Ruth Stuckel S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Please see description above for PL-WS-226-40.	ORI 206
December 5-6, 2003

ED-581-41 Health/Safety Issues 1.00

F 6:00 PM-1 0:00 PM Carol Frevert S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

$50

ORI 202

ED-680-46

Strategy Successful Classroom 1 .00 F 6:00 PM-10:00 PM Carol Williams ORI 212

S 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

Ed Majors only.

Please see description above under ED-381-41.

A veteran teacher with over 30 years of classroom experience will lead you in exploring time tested classroom strategies for cooperative learning, behavior management and other topics.

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1 . Blasco Hall Admissions, Administration, Advancement, Business Office, Student Resource Center

2. Borserine Centre Nursing, Humanities

3. Goppert Theatre Theater, Music

4. Marian Centre

Student Affairs, Dining Hall,

Food Service, Bookstore,

ATM, Student Union

5. Carondelet Hall Residence Center

6. Hodes Education Center Education, Psychology, Child Care and Montessori Classrooms

7. Foyle Hall

Chapel, Sisters' Residence, Campus Ministry

8. Ridgway Hall Residence Center

9. Dallavis Center

Art Center, Photography, Communications, TV Studio,

10. O’Rielly Hall Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences & Computer Labs

1 1 . Whitfield Center

MBA Office, Avila Advantage, Business Department

12. Whitfield Center Thornhill Art Gallery

13. Hooley-Bundschu Library Library, MOHELA Lab,

Student Computer Labs

14. Mabee Fieldhouse Athletics

15. Thomas R. Zarda Family Athletic Complex

Soccer, Baseball, Softball Fields

16. Schlumpberger Facility

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ORI = O’Rielly Hall WHI = Whitfield Center

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11901 Wornall Road Kansas City, MO 64145-1698 1-800-GO-AVILA (816) 501-2400 www.Avila.edu

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